[mythtv-users] DVB-S2 and DVBT2 via SAT>IP

Ken Smith kens at kensnet.org
Mon Feb 10 19:17:48 UTC 2025




On 10/02/2025 16:44, Klaas de Waal wrote:
>
>
> On Mon, 10 Feb 2025 at 13:12, Ken Smith via mythtv-users 
> <mythtv-users at mythtv.org <mailto:mythtv-users at mythtv.org>> wrote:
>
>     Hi Everyone,
>
>     I've been experimenting with minisatip on a system that has a TBS
>     Dual
>     S2 card, a TBS Dual T2 card and a Hauppauge DVB-T card. I've been
>     collecting logs and wireshark captures, with various combinations of
>     enabled interfaces, to find out why DVB-S and DVB-T don't work
>     together.  I'm finding that I can get DVB-T to work or DVB-S, but not
>     both together. My aim is to have the host system be a SAT>IP
>     server and
>     run MythTV backend on a VM. It should simplify backend upgrades.
>
>     In one of my tests I had two DVB-S2 interfaces enabled and one
>     DVB-T2. I
>     used MythTV to run a DVB-S2 channel scan.
>
>     minisatip logs the DVB-S2 request from MythTV like this:-
>
>     minisatip[733468]: [02/02 18:32:38.786 main]: detect_dvb_parameters
>     (S)->
>     fe=1&src=1&freq=11428.00&pol=h&ro=0.35&msys=dvbs&mtype=qpsk&sr=27500&fec=23&plts=auto
>
>     A subsequent channel scan of the T2 interface is logged by minisatip
>     like this
>
>     [02/02 18:48:09.572 main]: copy_dvb_parameters -> src=1, fe=1,
>     freq=474000, fec=0 sr=0, pol=0, ro=3, msys=3, mtype=0, plts=2,
>     bw=8000000, inv=2, pids=, apids=NULL, dpids=NULL x_pmt=NULL
>
>     wireshark captured this request as
>
>     rtsp://...:554/?fe=1&freq=474.00&bw=8&msys=dvbt&tmode=auto&mtype=auto&gi=132&fec=auto
>
>     This second scan of the T2 source fails with "no channels found".
>
>     Notice that in both the S2 scan and the T2 scan, MythTV requests fe=1.
>
>     I initially asked about this on the minisatip github and the
>     suggestion
>     from there is that MythTV should omit specifying fe= parameter in its
>     SAT>IP requests. Instead the msys= parameter be used to identify the
>     type of tuner being addressed. I'm aware that there is also a session
>     id. I'm not fully familiar with the SAT>IP Specification, however,
>     I do
>     see the fe= parameter used in many examples in that Specification.
>
>     I've kept all the logs and wireshark captures in case they are
>     useful. I
>     could re-run some of my tests, possibly also using dev-fe-tool to
>     track
>     which tuner is actually getting addressed.
>
>     Although to me it seems suspicious that, although fe=1 appears in
>     both
>     the S2 and T2 scans, that does not explain why a system with just two
>     S2, or just two T2 tuners is working.
>
>     Thoughts???
>
>
> Hi Ken,
>
> It could just be that you found a bug...
> Can you please create an issue in Github 
> https://github.com/MythTV/mythtv/issues for this problem?
>
> Thanks,
> Klaas.
>
Thank you - I'll do that.

Best

Ken


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