[mythtv-users] Supporting schedulesdirect.org

[Tim Gray]

It's also on the Firewire stream of hacked (there's that word that scares
people again) Boxes that have been opened up to adda  firewire connection to
them so that people can actually record the digital channels.  A friend of
mine found a datastream in the Mpeg transport stream on one of the channels
on his hacked box that has the data.

Comcast has the data in some of the Mpeg streams but I believe the cable box
strips it out before it get's to the firewire connection, if your box has
one.  I do know that they are also actively stripping it out of most streams
in the bigger areas, they are trying to fit 80 pounds of dirt in a 12 pound
bag so any data is either stripped or munged in places like detriot or
Philly.


 
Message: 5
Date: Tue, 07 Aug 2007 21:28:14 -0400
From: Mark <fairlane at springcom.com>
Subject: Re: [mythtv-users] Supporting schedulesdirect.org
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John Goerzen wrote:

>On Tuesday 07 August 2007 4:37:35 pm Robert Current wrote:
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>>I've not had much issues with DVB-S EIT data I've seen from BEV,
>>DishNetwork, or DirecTV, are you refering to the DVB-T, DVB-C, or ATSC
>>data?
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>How do you get this from DishNetwork?  Is there some PCI card that can plug

>directly into a satellite dish or something?  The best I've been able to 
>figure out is controlling a Dish receiver via IR.
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DVB-S PCI card.  EIT is on several FTA channels on E* birds.