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Channel selecting
Posted: 02 Dec 2005 10:16
by diter
I wiil build a network based on VideoLaN solutions, but now i have just one important question: server with satellite receiver SkyStar broadcasts a stream into LAN, but... I don't know, how many channels will the user see - the whole stream or just one? Thank you.
Posted: 04 Dec 2005 17:49
by diter
Please help me somebody! It is very important for me!!! i cant solve it without your help...
Posted: 05 Dec 2005 15:09
by ggunners
One stream, one channel at a time.
You can change channels through a Playlist.
Multicast will let everyone see the same channel at a time.
Multiple channels simultaneously requires multiple streams.
-- ggunners
Posted: 05 Dec 2005 16:17
by diter
it means that i need to install for each channel the dedicated receiver?
and what is about VideoLan channel selector? i know just this name, nothing more... what does this programm do? can it help me?
>> You can change channels through a Playlist.
change the channels on the server or on the users computer?
thanks.
Posted: 05 Dec 2005 16:56
by ggunners
Yes, you need a dedicated receiver for each stream.
Yes, either you can change channels for specific stream through a list-of-channels Playlist or you can switch between streams through a list-of-streams Playlist.
-- ggunners
Posted: 06 Dec 2005 17:30
by diter
May be you know some other way to do it?
To make a multicasting satellite TV over ethernet? Some other software?
Posted: 06 Dec 2005 17:55
by ggunners
It's physically impossible for a TV Tuner, Satellite Tuner or Cable TV tuner to select more than a single channel at a time. So if you want to view, stream or select more than one channel, you need more than one tuner. Even Picture-in-Picture requires 2 tuners to select 2 channels.
Good luck on your quest!
-- ggunners
Posted: 06 Dec 2005 21:01
by Guest
Thanks a lot for your help and assistance! After talking to you i am very happy...
Posted: 07 Dec 2005 09:44
by Guest
My vlm.conf for sattelate 90E (Yamal)
Code: Select all
new sat02 broadcast enabled
setup sat02 input "dvb:"
setup sat02 output #duplicate{dst=std{url=239.90.2.1,name=SatTV-02-Altyn-Asyr},s
elect="program=1",dst=std{url=239.90.2.2,name=SatTV-02-YASLYK},select="program=2
",dst=std{url=239.90.2.3,name=SatTV-02-Miras},select="program=3",dst=std{url=239
.90.2.4,name=SatTV-02-TV4-TURKMENISTAN},select="program=4",dst=std{url=239.91.2.
112,name=SatTV-02-Tradio-112},select="es=112",dst=std{url=239.91.2.212,name=SatT
V-02-Tradio-212},select="es=212",dst=std{url=239.91.2.32,name=SatTV-02-Tradio-31
2},select="es=312"}
setup sat02 option dvb-frequency=3553000
setup sat02 option dvb-srate=20000000
setup sat02 option dvb-lnb-lof1=5150000
setup sat02 option sout-standard-mux=ts
setup sat02 option sout-standard-access=udp
setup sat02 option sout-standard-sap
setup sat02 option ts-es-id-pid
setup sat02 option programs=1,2,3,4,5,6
One computer
One SkyStar2
One transponder
One Ethernet card
7 channels and 7 streams
Posted: 07 Dec 2005 23:24
by ggunners
OK, I stand corrected, or with a little change, one tuner = one frequency, however that single frequency can include an mpeg transport stream with multiple muxed channels inside of it.
So, any digitally muxed single frequency can contain several channels up to the capacity of the carrier. Just didn't want to supply too much info.
Thanks "Guest" for your example.
-- ggunners
Posted: 23 Mar 2007 09:24
by wrath
i've tried it and it works just fine ! Thanks !
Re: Channel selecting
Posted: 20 Mar 2008 09:11
by lihe1983
Hello All:
I know there are some channels in a TS file ,and I can play every channel through menu or right key ，but I can't do this at command line ,can you help me ?
I have write a program using the activeX in c#, and I want to do the channel select ,but I don't know how to achieve it .so ,can you help me ?
thanks a lot.
Re: Channel selecting
Posted: 21 Mar 2008 10:34
by yohann.martineau
you have to retrieve the PAT and then select the right PID for the channel you want to watch, I don't know how you can do this in vlc, but it's the principle.