[mythtv] Problems with channel scanning (DVB-C, PAL, Finland)
Thomas Börkel
thomas at boerkel.de
Fri Sep 22 22:14:08 UTC 2006
HI!
Peter Martens wrote:
>> Yes, I did that. You can use w_scan to get the full data and then input
>> the missing transportid and networkid into the dtv_multiplex table.
>>
>> Since mythtv-setup does not let you do that, you have to use for example
>> mysql command prompt or phpMyAdmin to do that.
>>
>> For example, this is from w_scan:
>> ZDF:346000:M64:C:6900:110:120,121;125:130:0:28006:1:1079:0
>>
>> transportid = 1079
>> networkid = 1
>>
>> After you did that for each multiplex, you have to enable EIT scanning
>> for the Video Source and for each channel.
>
> I cannot find transportid nor networkid in the channel table, they are
As I wrote, they are in the dtv_multiplex table. ;-)
> however in the dtv_multiplex table. Can you give me some more details
> on how and were to put those values.
Are you familiar with mysql and sql in general? If not, you could
install phpMyAdmin, as I wrote.
To be precise:
Download the w_scan tool and run it like this:
"w_scan -f c >channels.conf.w_scan". If that does not work, I heard you
can also find out the missing ids with dvbsnoop, but I have not tested
that, yet.
If you ran w_scan, then take for each multiplex the ids and put them
with mysql or phpMyAdmin into the dtv_multiplex table.
w_scan will for example output something like this:
ZDF:346000:M64:C:6900:110:120,121;125:130:0:28006:1:1079:0
2nd parameter (346000) is the multiplex (in MythTV, it is multiplied by
1000, so it's 346000000). This is the row in dtv_multiplex, that you
will modify.
11th parameter (1) is the networkid
12th parameter (1079) is the transportid
Thomas
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