Channel find/update problem on 1.3.25

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You're right thats what I'm talking about.

Mws schrieb:

>hi,
>
>are you talking 'bout premiere subchannels on "direkt" and "sportportal"?
>
>regards
>mws
>
>
>On Monday 13 June 2005 20:23, Tomahawk wrote:
>  
>
>>Just tried to insulate the available data using dvbsnoop
>>
>>As far as I can see the needed data is not in SDT but because you get
>>the Program number it seems you would have to scan all PATs (perhaps by
>>caching them everytime you are tuned to their transponder) for the right
>>program number.
>>But at least you would know it is not on the current transponder because
>>its not in the actual PAT.
>>
>>Program Association Table (PAT) for 378 MHz in my case holds the correct
>>information for the channel
>>    Program_number: 221 (0x00dd)
>>    reserved: 7 (0x07)
>>    Program_map_PID: 97 (0x0061)
>>
>>I will dig into the tuxbox code where this works without problems to
>>determine their way of working on this.
>>
>>Greetz
>>
>>Tom
>>
>>
>>Klaus Schmidinger schrieb:
>>
>>    
>>
>>>Tomahawk wrote:
>>>
>>>      
>>>
>>>>...
>>>>Getting back to the core problem, why is it that VDR detects the channel
>>>>(even gives it the right name), but takes the Frequency of the base
>>>>channel for this one instead of the correct frequency ?
>>>>E.g. he takes the the 362 MHz of th base channel instead of 378 MHz
>>>>where the channel physically resides.
>>>>        
>>>>
>>>I guess that's because in the SDT filer (where new channels are detected)
>>>the only known frequency is that of the channel that is currently
>>>delivering
>>>the data. But maybe there is still something missing in VDR's way of
>>>handling
>>>this, so please feel free to debug into this and let me know if you
>>>find something.
>>>
>>>Klaus
>>>      
>>>


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