Vom: Mon, 6 Apr 2020 14:31:33 +0200 > '1' means that this channel is "hardwired" to device 1, whether it's > encrypted or not. Generally hardwiring channels to devices is not recommended. > > '0' means the channel is FTA (free to air, unencrypted). > Values greater than 0xFF define the CA ID of that channel, which means it is > encrypted. There can be more than one CA ID for a given channel, as in > "98C,9C4,98D". > Ah, so when I decode the hex number, any channel with CAID < 255 should be unencrypted and viewable? (I'm not getting what "device" means in this case) > > Eurosport360HD 5,Eurosp360 5;SKY:378000:C0M256:C:6900:0:0:0:0:310:133:4:0 > > > > (complete line) for example. > > If this is an encrypted channel, then the provider doesn't broadcast the CA ID > according to the DVB standard. Ah, that makes sense. (Well, it doesn't but it seems to be the case here). I suppose there is no easy way to cycle through channels from a script and actually try if they can be decoded? > Just post two lines, one for an FTA channel and one for an encrypted channel. I think the problems are channels that don't follow the standard correctly as you said. Still: FTA channel that can be displayed: SWR RP HD;ARD:330000:C0M256:C:6900:5131=27:0;5132=deu@106,5133=mis@106:5134;5135=deu:0:10304:1:1051:0 channel marked as FTA but can't be displayed: NHK WORLD-JAPAN (eng);Digital Free:546000:C0M256:C:6900:2931=2:2932=eng@3:0:0:53120:61441:10004:0 channel with CA ID (can't be displayed): Euro Star (tur);Türkisch:546000:C0M256:C:6900:671=2:672=tur@3:0:1722,1834,9C7,1861,9FD,1854:53210:61441:10004:0 Regards, Daniel _______________________________________________ vdr mailing list vdr@xxxxxxxxxxx https://www.linuxtv.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/vdr
