4T2 analyzer

Quote from Danny10

Folder TransEdit :

Open Computer,open Windows (C:)

Move folder Transedit in folder Windows (c:)

Then do it with each folder, sort by (PARSER)

Davon kann ich nur abraten, vorallem wenn sich jemand mit der Software am PC nur schlecht auskennt.

Genau so könnte man die Pfadangabe in der Systemsteuerung erweitern.

I can only advise against this, especially if someone is not very familiar with the software on the PC.

This is exactly how you could extend the path specification in the control panel.

antoniopev:

vielleicht hast du jemand in deinem Umfeld, der sich mit diesen Software Dingen halbwegs auskennt.

maybe you have someone in your environment who is reasonably familiar with these software things.

admin, mods:

Wenn das Thema halbwegs erledigt erscheint, sollte man's vielleicht zum IQMonitor verschieben, da es ja nicht nur 4T2 betrifft.

@antoniopev:

Ich kann dir noch folgendes anbieten:

Eine Batch Datei ausführen, welche die richtigen Pfade in eine Datei schreibt.

Mit der erstellten Datei, deiner IQMonitor.ini und deinen ungefähren Koordinaten (N xx,x° E yy,y°) kann ich die passende IQMonitor.ini erstellen, zumindest was die Ausführung der Zusatzprogramme betrifft.

Sende mir per PN oder Email diese beiden Dateien.

1. Erstelle auf deinem Laufwerk C: einen Ordner mit dem Namen #test#

2a.Entweder öffnst du Notepad, kopierst diesen Code, fügst ihn in Notepad ein und speicherst die Datei im Verzeichnis C:\#test#\ mit dem Namen IQM_path_listing.cmd

Die Endung cmd ist wichtig, nicht txt!

2b.Lade das Archiv herunter und entpacke es nach C:\#test#

3. Starte die Datei IQM_path_listing.cmd

Sie erstellt im gleichen Verzeichnis eine neue Datei mit dem Namen directory.txt

4. Sende mir eine E-Mail mit deinen ungefähren Koordinaten und hänge die directory.txt sowie deine IQMonitor.ini an.

5. Ich kann dir dann die IQMonitor.ini richtig stellen oder auch auf fehlende Installation hinweisen.

Zur Erklärung des Codes

md erzeugt auf C: das Verzeichnis #test# falls es nicht existiert.

Die beiden time Befehle dienten nur zur Zeiterfassung. Das Ganze dauerte bei meinem alten Rechner etwa 30 Minuten, Also nicht gleich abbrechen, wenn's länger dauert.

Die where Befehle suchen nach den Programmen, welche IQMonitor verwenden kann. Wird das entsprechende Programm gefunden, wird ein Eintrag in die directory.txt gemacht.

Wenn alles erledigt ist, kannst das Verzeichnis #test# einfach wieder löschen, da wurde nichts installiert.

I can offer you the following:

Run a batch file that writes the correct paths to a file.

With the file created, your IQMonitor.ini and your approximate coordinates (N xx,x° E yy,y°) I can create the appropriate IQMonitor.ini, at least as far as the execution of the additional programs is concerned.

Send me these two files via PM or email.

1. On your C: drive create a folder called #test#

2a.Either you open notepad, copy this code, paste it into notepad and save the file in directory C:\#test#\ with name IQM_path_listing.cmd

The ending cmd is important, not txt!

2b.Download the archive and extract it to C:\#test#

3. Start the IQM_path_listing.cmd file

It creates a new file named directory.txt in the same directory

4. Send me an email with your approximate coordinates and attach the directory.txt and your IQMonitor.ini.

5. I can then correct the IQMonitor.ini for you or point out a missing installation.

To explain the code

md creates the directory #test# on C: if it doesn't exist.

The two time commands were only used for time recording. The whole thing took about 30 minutes on my old computer, so don't stop right away if it's taking longer.

The where commands search for the programs that IQMonitor can use. If the corresponding program is found, an entry is made in directory.txt.

When everything is done, you can simply delete the #test# directory again, since nothing was installed.

Posso offrirti quanto segue:

Eseguire un file batch che scrive i percorsi corretti in un file.

Con il file creato, il tuo IQMonitor.ini e le tue coordinate approssimative (N xx,x° E yy,y°) posso creare l'apposito IQMonitor.ini, almeno per quanto riguarda l'esecuzione dei programmi aggiuntivi.

Inviami questi due file via PM o e-mail.

1. Sul tuo disco C: crea una cartella chiamata #test#

2a.O apri il blocco note, copia questo codice, incollalo nel blocco note e salva il file nella directory C:\#test#\ con nome IQM_path_listing.cmd

La desinenza cmd è importante, non txt!

2b.Scarica l'archivio ed estrailo in C:\#test#

3. Avviare il file IQM_path_listing.cmd

Crea un nuovo file denominato directory.txt nella stessa directory

4. Inviami un'e-mail con le tue coordinate approssimative e allega il file directory.txt e il tuo IQMonitor.ini.

5. Posso quindi correggere IQMonitor.ini per te o segnalare un'installazione mancante.

Per spiegare il codice

md crea la directory #test# su C: se non esiste.

I due comandi temporali sono stati utilizzati solo per la registrazione del tempo. Il tutto è durato circa 30 minuti sul mio vecchio computer, quindi non fermarti subito se ci vuole più tempo.

I comandi where cercano i programmi che IQMonitor può utilizzare. Se viene trovato il programma corrispondente, viene inserita una voce in directory.txt.

Quando tutto è fatto, puoi semplicemente eliminare di nuovo la directory #test#, poiché non è stato installato nulla.

if not exist C:\#test#\NUL md C:\#test#
rem time /t >C:\#test#\directory.txt
where >C:\#test#\directory.txt /r C:\ IQMon*.exe
where >>C:\#test#\directory.txt /r C:\ IQMon*.ini
where >>C:\#test#\directory.txt /r C:\ TransEdit.exe
where >>C:\#test#\directory.txt /r C:\ ABC4T2ContentAnalyser.exe
where >>C:\#test#\directory.txt /r C:\ ABC4T2ContentAnalyser.ini
where >>C:\#test#\directory.txt /r C:\ TSReader.exe
where >>C:\#test#\directory.txt /r C:\ TSReaderLite.exe
where >>C:\#test#\directory.txt /r C:\ DVBinspec*.jar
where >>C:\#test#\directory.txt /r C:\ VLC.exe
where >>C:\#test#\directory.txt /r C:\ mpc-be*.exe
rem time /t >>C:\#test#\directory.txt

Attention:

To run dvbinspector Java must be installed and jawaw.exe must be in the C:\Program Files (x86)\Java\jre1.8.0_161\bin\ directory.

It can also be the latest java version.

For the last version of dvbinspector as standalone you need install the current java.jdk!

Hier im Bilder , wie man einen T2MI Stream mit ABC 4T2 lesen Kann ( Frage von Elamin66)

After the VIDI TV package was working normally on the 21.6° East satellite on frequency 11402 Vertical 21900,
using the ALTDVB program with T2-MI technology, it stopped working even though the channels still appear during scanning.

Today, we present a simple explanation of how to run it using the ABC4T2ContentAnalyser program,
which is considered a leader in T2-MI technology.

تشغيل باقة البوسنة والهيرسك على القمر 21.6 شرقا على برنامج ABC4T2ContentAnalyser

بعدما تعذر تشغيل باقة البوسنة والهيرسك على برنامج ALTDVB تم تشغيلها على برنامج ABC4T2ContentAnalyser

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Quote from elamin66

After the VIDI TV package was working normally on the 21.6° East satellite on frequency 11402 Vertical 21900,
using the ALTDVB program with T2-MI technology, it stopped working even though the channels still appear during scanning.

Today, we present a simple explanation of how to run it using the ABC4T2ContentAnalyser program,
which is considered a leader in T2-MI technology.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2qxUkO6HIAE

If you correct ServiceType, you should see the channel again.

Quote from EnoSat

If you correct ServiceType, you should see the channel again.

How is that possible? Could you please explain the process?

You can do this by editing the service type in the properties of each channel one by one.

Select the channel you want, right-click, and enter the manual editing of the channel data. There you will see the channel's service type and you can change it to test it.

I currently have no signal on that transponder.

I'm now getting a weak but stable signal, but altdvb still isn't working.

Of all the ones I've tried, only 4T2 Content Analyzer has worked.

It looks like a PCR processing problem.

osmio4kplus login: root
root@osmio4kplus:~# t2mi_decap -p 7 -p 6 -i 21E11403V.TS -o decap.ts
Jan 03 2311: INFO: [main] option: PLP ID = 7
Jan 03 2311: INFO: [main] option: PLP ID = 6
Jan 03 2311: INFO: [main] in: 21E11403V.TS, out: decap.ts
Jan 03 2311: INFO: [main] joining pid 0
Jan 03 2311: INFO: [main] joining pid 1
Jan 03 2311: DEBUG: [t2mi decap] PAT: pnr 4001, PMT pid 4096
Jan 03 2311: DEBUG: [t2mi decap] PAT: selected PMT pid 4096
Jan 03 2311: INFO: [main] joining pid 4096
Jan 03 2311: DEBUG: [t2mi decap] PMT: pid 4095, type 0x06
Jan 03 2311: DEBUG: [t2mi decap] PMT: selected payload pid 4095
Jan 03 2311: INFO: [main] joining pid 4095
Jan 03 2311: DEBUG: [t2mi decap] added PLP 0
Jan 03 2311: DEBUG: [t2mi decap] added PLP 1
Jan 03 2311: DEBUG: [t2mi decap] added PLP 2
Jan 03 2311: DEBUG: [t2mi decap] added PLP 3
Jan 03 2311: DEBUG: [t2mi decap] added PLP 4
Jan 03 2311: DEBUG: [t2mi decap] added PLP 5
Jan 03 2311: DEBUG: [t2mi decap] added PLP 6
Jan 03 2311: DEBUG: [t2mi decap] added PLP 7
Jan 03 2311: INFO: [t2mi decap] L1-current: PLP 0 (Data Type 1), group 1
Jan 03 2311: INFO: [t2mi decap] L1-current: PLP 1 (Data Type 1), group 1
Jan 03 2311: INFO: [t2mi decap] L1-current: PLP 2 (Data Type 1), group 1
Jan 03 2311: INFO: [t2mi decap] L1-current: PLP 3 (Data Type 1), group 1
Jan 03 2311: INFO: [t2mi decap] L1-current: PLP 4 (Data Type 1), group 1
Jan 03 2311: INFO: [t2mi decap] L1-current: PLP 5 (Data Type 1), group 1
Jan 03 2311: INFO: [t2mi decap] L1-current: PLP 6 (Data Type 1), group 1 (*)
Jan 03 2311: INFO: [t2mi decap] L1-current: PLP 7 (Data Type 1), group 1
Jan 03 2311: INFO: [t2mi decap] selected data PLP 6
Jan 03 2313: DEBUG: [t2mi decap] CC error (expect 11, got 13), discarding T2-MI packet
Jan 03 2313: DEBUG: [t2mi decap] T2-MI packet_count discontinuity (expect 100, got 101)
Jan 03 2313: DEBUG: [t2mi decap] CC error (expect 5, got 7), discarding T2-MI packet
Jan 03 2313: DEBUG: [t2mi decap] T2-MI packet_count discontinuity (expect 6, got 7)
Jan 03 2315: DEBUG: [t2mi decap] CC error (expect 3, got 5), discarding T2-MI packet
Jan 03 2315: DEBUG: [t2mi decap] T2-MI packet_count discontinuity (expect 23, got 24)
Jan 03 2315: DEBUG: [t2mi decap] CC error (expect 7, got 9), discarding T2-MI packet
Jan 03 2315: DEBUG: [t2mi decap] T2-MI packet_count discontinuity (expect 161, got 162)
Jan 03 2316: DEBUG: [t2mi decap] CC error (expect 3, got 5), discarding T2-MI packet
Jan 03 2316: DEBUG: [t2mi decap] T2-MI packet_count discontinuity (expect 13, got 14)
Jan 03 2316: INFO: [main] cleaning up
Jan 03 2316: INFO: [main] leaving pid 0
Jan 03 2316: INFO: [main] leaving pid 1
Jan 03 2316: INFO: [main] leaving pid 4095
Jan 03 2316: INFO: [main] leaving pid 4096

or

root@osmio4kplus:~# astra --analyze "t2mi://#t2mi_input=file://21E11403V.TS"
Jan 03 2324: INFO: Starting Astra SM 0.2
Jan 03 2324: ERROR: [file_input 21E11403V.TS] first PCR is not found
Jan 03 2324: ERROR: [analyze] end of file
Jan 03 2325: INFO: Bitrate: 0 Kbit/s
Jan 03 2326: INFO: Bitrate: 0 Kbit/s
Jan 03 2327: INFO: Bitrate: 0 Kbit/s
Jan 03 2328: INFO: Bitrate: 0 Kbit/s
^CJan 03 23:33:28: INFO: [main] shutting down
root@osmio4kplus:~#

Quote from Butacas

I'm now getting a weak but stable signal, but altdvb still isn't working.

Of all the ones I've tried, only 4T2 Content Analyzer has worked.

This is what I referred to earlier.