Timeshift all Transponder channels

[variacZ]

 

What about dumping the complete transponder stream directly to disk (in a predefined (huge) circular buffer).

Subsequently the DVBViewer or clients with nework access could access this buffer and extract a given channel from the TS.

A positive side effect of this buffer would be that even remote clients in theory would get time shift ability + subtitle support as well.

 

PS! I know the HDD requirement will be huge, but disks get bigger every day

[bfr]

 

What about dumping the complete transponder stream directly to disk (in a predefined (huge) circular buffer).

Subsequently the DVBViewer or clients with nework access could access this buffer and extract a given channel from the TS.

A positive side effect of this buffer would be that even remote clients in theory would get time shift ability + subtitle support as well.

 

PS! I know the HDD requirement will be huge, but disks get bigger every day 

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This would be very cool feature.

[Griga]

Something similar is already possible with Videorecorder Plugin & TSPlayer. Not the whole transponder, but up to 32 PIDs (including those used internally by the DVBViewer), not a circular buffer, just a normal TS file, and no network output.

 

I've successfully tested multi-timeshift with 6 TV channels. Read here how the TSPlayer handles it.

[Guest Lars_MQ]

A positive side effect of this buffer would be that even remote clients in theory would get time shift ability + subtitle support as well.

Well as far as I know this is possible. Simply use the DVBServer and the DVBViewer 3.1 as clients.