[mythtv-users] New IPTV setup

[Scott Cunningham]

On Sat, 2011-02-26 at 10:27 -0600, Greg Mitchell wrote:
> Scott Cunningham wrote:
>   > So here is the output from the backend using mythbackend -v channel
> > (testsession.log).  I also have available a larger mythbackend -v all 
> > (testsession-all.log) if that will help anybody.   Can email offlist.
> > 
> > In both cases started backend, started frontend, selected watch tv from
> > menu and after log stopped scrolling killed backend.  The only
> > difference I saw in the frontend is with the channel only logging the
> > frontend brought up the "no lock" error while the ALL logging, after
> > selecting the watch tv, the screen went blank for a couple of seconds
> > then dropped back to the menu.
> 
> I think the key here is:
> 
> ProcessPAT: Program not found in PAT.
> 			Rescan your transports.
> 
> I don't know what it means, but if it were me, I'd go and look at the 
> setup of your capture cards/input connections/etc.

Ok.  I went through and cleaned up my config.... there were a couple of
transport entries I created when I was playing with settings.

Now I still don't get a picture and the lock error still comes up but my
packet capture does show the igmp join and the multicast stream coming
in.  I wonder if it has to do with how the stream is composed.   The
stream contains 2 video parts, one is a thumbnail size that the stb uses
in the corner of the guide and the other is the full resolution.


Here is the log info that is specific to this:

2011-02-27 09:17:11.987 Program #1 not found in PAT!
Program Association Table
 PSIP tableID(0x0) length(17) extension(0x109)
      version(2) current(1) section(0) last_section(0)
         tsid: 265
 programCount: 2
  program number   265 has PID 0x  20   data  0x 1 0x 9 0xe0 0x20
  program number 10265 has PID 0x  22   data  0x28 0x19 0xe0 0x22


I'm pretty sure in the case of this channel the 265 program number is
the thumbnail and the 10265 is the full resolution stream.


-- 
Scott Cunningham
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We don't understand the software, and sometimes we don't understand the
hardware, but we can *see* the blinking lights!