Posts by EnoSat
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I notice that on FlySat or Lyngsat, about 8 frequencies—the ones in the first part—aren’t listed.
Do you mean this (31 transponders) ?
https://www.lyngsat.com/Eutelsat-36D-and-Express-AMU1.html -
https://www.n2yo.com/?s=39022 - roughly corresponds to his journey
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4 new GS
PS:
next LOCK - 12685V & 12725H (SR-30000)
next unLOCK TBS5927 - 11720H,11759H,11778V,11798H,11817V,11836H,11876H,11896V -
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19E/10921H includes all services (including those inactive in SDT), it seems more likely that the data wasn't analyzed.
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Next test MediaCapital from 30W/12529V - mpe2aac
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At this point I would appreciate if someone could tell me how to configure a DAB transponder on E2?
Please consider the 19.2E 11604 V transponder carrying WDR DAB service.
A normal transponder scan says: 0 transponder found. So how do I configure this?If the transponder does not contain a PAT or SDT, the scan result is zero.
You can also use dvbsnoop to identify active PIDs. If a DSM-CC PID is found, there is a high probability that the content is multimedia.
Using the editor or by editing the lamedb file, you need to create a virtual channel for this transponder
lamedb.txt - (remove the TXT extension)
e.g.
eDVB services /4/
transponders
00c00000:2d56:2d56
s 11606000:1000000:1:3:192:2:0
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00c00000:2d54:2d54
s 11604000:2200000:1:3:192:2:0
/
end
services
3000:00c00000:2d54:2d54:2:0:0
DAB 11604 V
p:DAB,c:150bb8,f:4
fffe:00c00000:2d56:2d56:1:0:0
Test c
p:TEST,c:001000,c:011001,c:021002,c:031003,c:041004,c:051005,c:061006,c:071007,c:081008,c:091009,c:101010,c:111011,c:121012,c:131013,c:141014,c:151015,c:161016,c:171017,c:181018,c:191019,c:201020,c:211021,f:4
end
Have a lot of bugs!
PS: The OpenPLi-based system uses the c15 parameter as the DATA-pid definition. The OpenATV-based system uses c18 as the DATA-pid definition, but also accepts c15 as the AAC-pid.
After the update, a virtual channel is available in Enigma2
You can then test your VMA
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Initial tests - For TCP IP, I had to select the network card's actual IP address; 0.0.0.0 and 127.0.0.1 did not communicate with Enigma2 at 192.168.1.18
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The initial tests with the "VMA E2 DAB Launcher" look very promising
Truly excellent work VMA
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Perhaps a dedicated "VMA E2 DAB Launcher" would make more sense. But again, I am not sure of how big the "market" for such a tool would be.
Probably very few people—just a handful—know how to use the Enigma for more than just switching channels
On the other hand, if it's on the menu, people will start using it
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Stream headers are sometimes incorrectly detected as system PIDs (TOT/RST).
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If nothing has changed, these should be the radio stations
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For example, use an Enigma2 box as a tuner that sends DATA from a PID (in this specific case, for example, PID 1002 = MPE ip 229.0.0.2 port 10002) to the VMA DAB Launcher, where the controls are more intuitive than creating a userbouquet from Dabstreamer in Enigma2.
Dabstreamer - uses the eti-tools utility in Enigma2
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VMA Do you think it would be possible to add an IP stream from Dabstreamer as a Tuner e2 ?
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It displays what is defined in satellites.xml (does not display data from the signal). And since it operates in AUTO mode, it can handle even incorrectly configured DVB-S/DVB-S2 mode.
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ROVER HD TAB900+ accept only GOLD 242133
Enigma2 accepts both, but only processes GOLD
<transponder frequency="11761000" symbol_rate="15155000" polarization="0" fec_inner="3" system="1" modulation="2" is_id="0" pls_mode="0" pls_code="211867" t2mi_plp_id="0" t2mi_pid="4096"/>
<transponder frequency="11778000" symbol_rate="15155000" polarization="0" fec_inner="3" system="1" modulation="2" is_id="0" pls_mode="1" pls_code="242133" t2mi_plp_id="0" t2mi_pid="4096"/>
