On 08/02/10 12:58, L. Hanisch wrote: > Hi, > > Am 08.02.2010 16:53, schrieb Rob Davis: >> Hi, I have a Hauppauge PVR-HD which works but creating an h264 ts stream >> from a set HD component inputs and does quite a nice job of it. >> The ts stream is available on /dev/video0 and a simple cat /dev/video0 >> >file.ts will create a watchable high quality dump.. > > Is it a cx18-based card? There a plans to integrate support for the > native TS-capability of those cards in the pvrinput-plugin, but it will > take some time. If you mind you can send me off-list a sample video (up > to 4MB with the cat-method). I'm just working on repacking the program > stream of ivtv-based cards with valid PAT, PMT and PCR, a pass through > of a valid TS shouldn't be that hard. But I don't promise anything since > I haven't such a card. Particulary if its controls are too different > from the ivtv-ones. > > regards, > Lars. > I spoke to Marin a little about this.. In terms of controls.. There are none that need worrying about... It doesn't have a tuner. It would be useful to have a way to control an external channel changer (which Martin nicely put in for my other pvr-500 card (for SD channels off the cable box).. The linux module is pvrhd. Once loaded, along comes a /dev/video0 device. A cat or mplayer command on this work well. The ts stream is dependant on what is fed to it. Ie, if your source is 1080i, then you'll get a 1080i stream, if 720p then that's what you get.. There was a quick sample on the internet, but I can also manually record something for you if you want it.. Just not sure where to leave it.. -- Rob Davis _______________________________________________ vdr mailing list vdr@xxxxxxxxxxx http://www.linuxtv.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/vdr
