I do all as should be done. Tested on prof 7500c/ 7301 / technisat usb hd.
You can take a look at scan performed 5 minutes ago, using technisat usb hd. After transfer channels from transedit to dvbviewer signal of any channel is "invisible" for dvbviewer.
http://screenshooter...6250727/oxgntav
http://screenshooter...6250727/lydaluo
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Transedit doesn't show PMT_PIDs
#17
Posted 25 November 2011 - 17:51
Ok, you are referring to the scrambled PMTs. But what can you possible gain with these empty channels? There is no known PID from any elementary stream and dvbviewer can't read the PMT.
At least transedit now shows the PMTs
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maybe you've done exactly what I have written above
Here it shows a lock. Take another device and don't use the recording service..
..works with RS as well
At least transedit now shows the PMTs
/edit
maybe you've done exactly what I have written above
Here it shows a lock. Take another device and don't use the recording service..
..works with RS as well
25.11.11 18:08:38.640 TUCCommandClient Set Tuner Tunertype: 1, Frequency: 11495, Symbolrate: 44100, LNB: 9750, Selection: 0, Polarity: 1, DiseqC: 6, FEC: 9, AudioPID: 0, VideoPID: 0, PMT: 4100, SID: 4220, SatModulation: 141, DiseqCValue: 0, NID: 1, Flags: 24 25.11.11 18:08:39.250 TBDATurbosight.Opendevice bvTurbosight 25.11.11 18:08:39.250 TUCCommandClient Allocate Prof 7500 DVBS Tuner (6) 25.11.11 18:08:39.250 TUCCommandClient got Hardware 25.11.11 18:08:39.703 TBDACITBSModule CI Base SetTuner Entering 25.11.11 18:08:39.703 TBDACITBSModule CI Base SetTuner Leaving 25.11.11 18:08:39.703 TDVBHardware.SetTuner Set Plugins 25.11.11 18:08:39.703 TDVBHardware.SetTuner Set Plugins done 25.11.11 18:08:39.703 TUCCommandClient Set the tuner
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#18
Posted 25 November 2011 - 18:08
Derrick, on 25 November 2011 - 17:51, said:
Ok, you are referring to the scrambled PMTs. But what can you possible gain with these empty channels? There is no known PID from any elementary stream and dvbviewer can't read the PMT.
At least transedit now shows the PMTs
At least transedit now shows the PMTs
Derrick
if I understood you correctly...
if pids are known and manually written ( using channel editor) the signal of particular channel will be displayed on dvbviewer's signal status bar (i.e. will be illuminated on green) ?
PS
I used all possible combinations with pids showed by transedit for BBC One and no-one was successful.
#19
Posted 25 November 2011 - 19:24
no, apparently you don't understand correctly 
Do you see any pids in my screenshot except the pmt_pid which was read from the pat? Mabe your assigned device has bandwidth problems. Make sure that the dvbviewer uses the same device that was used by transedit for the analysis and the scan.
Do you see any pids in my screenshot except the pmt_pid which was read from the pat? Mabe your assigned device has bandwidth problems. Make sure that the dvbviewer uses the same device that was used by transedit for the analysis and the scan.
#20
Posted 25 November 2011 - 19:41
I had asked before you edited your post - mow it's all clear lookimg at your screenshot.
Thank's a lot Derrick
Thank's a lot Derrick
#21
Posted 25 November 2011 - 19:58
sorry for the confusion..
I guess the entire transponder except for the readable part of the SI is scrambled with a constant CW. Because each pid_stream is scrambled separately, the PIDs won't change. What you have is PAT, PMT and names from the SDT. The PID_mapping for the video and audio streams of the different services could be taken from the real DVB-T transmission (look-up from PMTs). But you still would need the CW
I guess the entire transponder except for the readable part of the SI is scrambled with a constant CW. Because each pid_stream is scrambled separately, the PIDs won't change. What you have is PAT, PMT and names from the SDT. The PID_mapping for the video and audio streams of the different services could be taken from the real DVB-T transmission (look-up from PMTs). But you still would need the CW
#22
Posted 25 November 2011 - 20:31
Derrick, on 25 November 2011 - 19:58, said:
sorry for the confusion..
I guess the entire transponder except for the readable part of the SI is scrambled with a constant CW. Because each pid_stream is scrambled separately, the PIDs won't change. What you have is PAT, PMT and names from the SDT. The PID_mapping for the video and audio streams of the different services could be taken from the real DVB-T transmission (look-up from PMTs). But you still would need the CW
I guess the entire transponder except for the readable part of the SI is scrambled with a constant CW. Because each pid_stream is scrambled separately, the PIDs won't change. What you have is PAT, PMT and names from the SDT. The PID_mapping for the video and audio streams of the different services could be taken from the real DVB-T transmission (look-up from PMTs). But you still would need the CW
Regardimg PID mapping you are right, scrambling is probably done more tricky and cw itself is not sufficient.
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