Finally a break-through!
A few characters are missing, but that is easy to fix.
Learning how to handle the Level 1.5 extension was a nightmare.
Next is Level 2.5...
Then I can check off Teletext from the TODO list!
VMA Stream Reader
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Guten Morgen
auf 5° west 12563 V 35300 PLS 131070 gibt es einen MIS , mit fünf streams 1;3;5;11 und 12 ; bei dem numero 12 ist irgendwas als DAB Naz eingegeben .Ob davon VMA stream Reader was finden kann ??? ich habe ein bisschen probiert mit DATA usw... aber nichts . Bei Euch alle gibt es bestimmt jemand der vielleicht was finden kann
At 5° west 12563 V 35300 PLS 131070 there is a MIS with five streams 1;3;5;11 and 12; for number 12, something is entered as DAB Naz.Can VMA stream reader find anything? I've tried a bit with DATA etc., but nothing. I'm sure there's someone among you who might be able to find something.
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And now we have a DVB-NIP transponder at 13.0E, on 12226 V, 27500, 3/4, which can fuel your desire to work and be inventive.
I have also tested this mux with your app:
Great!
My firs try on this one.
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Trying "Hbb TV" and "Teletext" on 12188 H, RTL Group TP, on 19.20°E Astra 1P. It works fine!
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At 5° west 12563 V 35300 PLS 131070 there is a MIS with five streams 1;3;5;11 and 12; for number 12, something is entered as DAB Naz.Can VMA stream reader find anything? I've tried a bit with DATA etc., but nothing. I'm sure there's someone among you who might be able to find something.
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Vielen Dank an Ciro70, der mir diese Information für den DAB-Stream auf 5° West gegeben hat.
Thanks to Ciro70 for giving me this information for the DAB stream on 5° west.
At the moment both streams 11 and 12 carries the national relay for RAI DAB, each stream on PID 1000.
The stream is in ETI format and can be listened to with some linux tools (Eti-Tools). -
With the VMA DVB-NIP app on 12441 V, you can do a lot with a single player. The app supports ts files, but is it possible to play them?
The app attempts to do this, but the large volume of files cannot be processed instantly by the player.FYI: Just same situation here too...
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Hello, VMA
I tried hard to get these channels that work with the T2-MI - PID 4096 , but to no avail.
Only T2-MI - PID 4097 works
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PID 4096 is encoded with BISS
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Guten Morgen
Ich habe bestimmt irgendwo einen Fehler gemacht .
Ich nutze fast ausschließlich LinearBlindscan um Transponder zu finden , und es funktioniert wirklich hervorragend , besser und schneller als alle andere Tool die ich bis jetzt probiert habe.
Heute habe ich mit Dxscan probiert ( sollte noch besser sein ) , das Ergebnis ist sehr ernüchternd , es dauert viel viel länger ( das wusste ich ) und es wurde nur 9 Transponder statt 14 gefunden.
Das ist normalerweise nicht was man von DXscan erwartet.
Wo habe ich ein Fehler gemacht ?
Oder wurde DXscan am Anfang vom "VMA stream Reader" angebracht als noch Begrenzung mit dem Programm gab
und jetzt spielt das keine große Rolle mehr?
braucht man nocht diese " DXscan " ?
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New version: https://vma-broadcast.com/wp-content/upl…02025-09-16.zip
I finished the TELETEXT implementation. Level 1.0 and Level 1.5 are supported and can be selected.I had some tough days figuring out some rendering bugs and the last 3 days were spent figuring out why the fast text buttons did not receive the correct page numbers.
For your entertainment:
This is from the Teletext standard.
Notice BITs M1, M2 and M3. The form the relative MAGAZINE value.
They are contained in Byte 6N+10 and 6N+12.
But the stupid picture is lacking the "12", so I had 11 in my code and did not notice. This caused the wrong bits to be used, wrong relative magazine to be calculated and XORed against the page magazine. As a result it was wrong in a weird way.
3-4 sleepless nights because of this. And a headache.
I will rest now.
I looked at BLScan2() for TBS-6903X but it is not a simple replacement, as it uses a range and gives a different result. Not sure about it, have to test if it is really faster.
Other than that, it would be nice to revisit DVB-NIP and improve it. But first I need rest and make peace with my family, who are complaining about my absence and lack of time.
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More info:
My Teletext decoder now supports Fast Text, Level 1.0/1.5 selection, dumping current page in RAW mode, dumping ALL pages and loading back pages or complete dumps. This is a unique feature that helps document and archive complete teletext services.
i couldn't resist to update & perfect the Teletext RAW View (available in next version):
- Orange = Opcodes
- Red = Graphics
- Green = Text
- Blue = Glyph replacement
- Yellow = Enhancement/Control characters
I think this is unique in the market. I don't know any other Transport Stream Analyser that can show the underlying raw code.
Dektec StreamXpert can show the Attributes, but in my opinion that is not as useful:
However, StreamXpert still rules in Level support - it supports Level 1.0, 1.5, 2.5 and 3.5.
No operator uses Level 3.5, only a few support Level 2.5 on page 100 for their logo:
Level 1.5:
Level 2.5:
I am not sure if I am going through the stress of implementing Level 2.5, because there really are only a handful operators using it only on page 100.
VLC's Teletext implementation has fallen behind:
- No select-able Level (always shows Level 1.5)
- No flashing support
With this I conclude the Teletext developments...
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