Re: Linux DVB Explained..

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Hi Patrick,

Thanks for some clarifications, they are invaluable.

On 19 November 2012 10:52, Patrick Boettcher <pboettcher@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hi Richard,

>>
>> -------------------
>> The hardware I am using has 6 TS data inputs, 4 tuners (linked to TS
>> inputs)  and hardware PID filters and I am trying to establish the
>> relationship of dmx and dmxdev.
>
> Before understanding the relationship you need to know where, in the end,
> you want your TS-packets. In user-space? Sent to a hardware-decoder?
> Somewhere else? All of that?
>
> HTH a litte bit,
> --
> Patrick
>

A brief description of the hardware platform :
The device is a Dual Core ARM A9 SoC with 8 TS inputs (each TS channel
has a dedicated PID filter) . There are 8 MPEG decoders and two live
video surfaces.  All TS channels can go to a mpeg decoder directly OR
can be placed in a ringbuffer so that it can be sent to userspace (DVR
perhaps)

My aim is to create a skeleton DVB device (that works with my
hardware) with documentation so that others dont have to learn the
lessons I have :D

It sounds easy, but I doubt it is..
Richard
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