You can find all the story at the beginning of this very thread. It was a genius work and made it possible, little time after the move to the new Astra 28E satellites of BBC channels, to watch them again from 27W. Then, in some ways this function has been implemented in the OpenPLI distribution and everything works off the shelf provided you have the key. Streaming and recording works without transcoding. Only, as I said, it happens to me that on some PCs I have difficulties in watching streamed BBC channels. But I think it is a problem of available Codecs on that very PC (and that I can solve with MPV, which works as a charm).BTW, what is the script method?
Enigma2 and BBC/ITV at 27.5W Intelsat - a big challenge
Started by Robinson, 30 Nov 2012 21:39
1943 replies to this topic
Re: Enigma2 and BBC/ITV at 27.5W Intelsat - a big challenge #1701
-
- Senior Member
- 45 posts
0
Neutral
Posted 23 November 2021 - 19:48
Re: Enigma2 and BBC/ITV at 27.5W Intelsat - a big challenge #1702
-
- Member
- 10 posts
0
Neutral
Posted 23 November 2021 - 20:38
Oh, do you mean the python script that tries to decrypt the PMT?
I though that, to this day, you still have to manually put the PIDs in lamedb, are you saying that it's not necessary anymore and openpli can decrypt the PMT?
If so, could somebody tell me the commit (or commits) that did it?
Re: Enigma2 and BBC/ITV at 27.5W Intelsat - a big challenge #1703
-
- Member
- 10 posts
0
Neutral
Posted 23 November 2021 - 23:04
Found it! I was using the lamedb entries indicated by this post, thinking that it was up to date (the message is from this year) but it's not 
The correct lamedb entries are here, with the c:16xxxx fields and the f:400 flags. Now vlc, mplayer and the enigma2 plugin for kodi are happy 
Re: Enigma2 and BBC/ITV at 27.5W Intelsat - a big challenge #1704
-
- Member
- 10 posts
0
Neutral
Posted 26 November 2021 - 01:06
I'm wondering why the dvb namespace for this transponder in my lamedb is 0cfd0000 instead of 0cfdace7.
I didn't mind until I found that epgimport didn't work because rytec.channels.xml uses 0cfdace7 for the mapping.
For the time being I created a custom.channels.xml with 0cfd0000 but I'd like to know why I had this discrepancy and I can simply replace every occurrence of 0cfd0000 in lamedb.
Re: Enigma2 and BBC/ITV at 27.5W Intelsat - a big challenge #1705
-
- PLi® Core member
- 69,939 posts
+1,788
Excellent
Posted 26 November 2021 - 12:53
The first 4 positions of the namespace is the orbital, the second 4 positions is the frequency. Enigma doesn't use that, so in most cases it is just set to 0000, but it depends on how and what is scanned.
Currently in use: VU+ Duo 4K (2xFBC S2), VU+ Solo 4K (1xFBC S2), uClan Usytm 4K Ultimate (S2+T2), Octagon SF8008 (S2+T2), Zgemma H9.2H (S2+T2)
Due to my bad health, I will not be very active at times and may be slow to respond. I will not read the forum or PM on a regular basis.
Many answers to your question can be found in our new and improved wiki.
Re: Enigma2 and BBC/ITV at 27.5W Intelsat - a big challenge #1706
-
- Member
- 10 posts
0
Neutral
Posted 26 November 2021 - 13:57
Thank you, so, since every lamedb I find on the net has 0cfdace7 must have been a fault while scanning then, no?
Re: Enigma2 and BBC/ITV at 27.5W Intelsat - a big challenge #1707
-
- PLi® Core member
- 69,939 posts
+1,788
Excellent
Posted 26 November 2021 - 14:23
Well. it is not a fault, if it is how it is broadcasted by the provider. So it suggests your lamedb isn't correct for some reason.
Currently in use: VU+ Duo 4K (2xFBC S2), VU+ Solo 4K (1xFBC S2), uClan Usytm 4K Ultimate (S2+T2), Octagon SF8008 (S2+T2), Zgemma H9.2H (S2+T2)
Due to my bad health, I will not be very active at times and may be slow to respond. I will not read the forum or PM on a regular basis.
Many answers to your question can be found in our new and improved wiki.
Re: Enigma2 and BBC/ITV at 27.5W Intelsat - a big challenge #1708
-
- Senior Member
- 195 posts
+4
Neutral
Posted 28 November 2021 - 17:03
if use this option on YES - namespace use only 4 digits /xyzw0000/
if use this option on NO - namespace use 8 digits /xyzwABCD/
1_0_1_C8_1_5E_31B022_0_0_0_20211128170012.jpg 146.33KB
6 downloads
Edited by EnoSat, 28 November 2021 - 17:04.
Re: Enigma2 and BBC/ITV at 27.5W Intelsat - a big challenge #1709
-
- PLi® Core member
- 69,939 posts
+1,788
Excellent
Posted 28 November 2021 - 17:04
The default is NO, and until recently, this NO was hardcoded.
Currently in use: VU+ Duo 4K (2xFBC S2), VU+ Solo 4K (1xFBC S2), uClan Usytm 4K Ultimate (S2+T2), Octagon SF8008 (S2+T2), Zgemma H9.2H (S2+T2)
Due to my bad health, I will not be very active at times and may be slow to respond. I will not read the forum or PM on a regular basis.
Many answers to your question can be found in our new and improved wiki.
Re: Enigma2 and BBC/ITV at 27.5W Intelsat - a big challenge #1710
-
- PLi® Contributor
- 4,598 posts
+160
Excellent
Posted 28 November 2021 - 18:26
And it is "no" for good reason, otherwise you end up with duplicate copies of the same services, e.g. satellites.xml lists a transponder at 10818V and network lists it as 10817V. End up with duplicates of everything on that multiplex.
Only time it is ever needed is in the rare case that an orbital position has transponders with the same onid and tsid on different frequencies.
Re: Enigma2 and BBC/ITV at 27.5W Intelsat - a big challenge #1711
-
- Member
- 10 posts
0
Neutral
Posted 2 December 2021 - 12:27
The default is NO, and until recently, this NO was hardcoded.
Am I reading it wrong or the default is true?
https://github.com/O...vb/scan.cpp#L77
(I have no "config.usage.subnetwork" entry in my /etc/enigma2/settings).
Re: Enigma2 and BBC/ITV at 27.5W Intelsat - a big challenge #1712
-
- Member
- 10 posts
0
Neutral
Posted 2 December 2021 - 12:35
Re: Enigma2 and BBC/ITV at 27.5W Intelsat - a big challenge #1713
-
- Senior Member
- 71 posts
+2
Neutral
Posted 29 January 2022 - 09:03
In case no one noticed BBC Three HD and SD has been added to the satback, will launch on 01.02.2022:
lamedb entry:
4600:0cfd0000:1000:0001:25:0:0
BBC Three HD
p:BBC,c:001b59,c:031b59,c:050001,c:121b5a,c:2600,f:5
10c0:0cfd0000:1000:0001:1:0:0
BBC THREE
p:BBC,c:00012d,c:01012e,c:03012d,c:2600,f:5
Re: Enigma2 and BBC/ITV at 27.5W Intelsat - a big challenge #1714
-
- Senior Member
- 45 posts
0
Neutral
Posted 29 January 2022 - 11:36
Thank you!
I missed the fact that BBC Three was going on air again!
I wish they would have added BBC Four HD to the feed though (instead or also, whichever they wish, if anyone is listening 
)!
Re: Enigma2 and BBC/ITV at 27.5W Intelsat - a big challenge #1715
-
- Senior Member
- 56 posts
+2
Neutral
Posted 29 January 2022 - 11:55
thank you, it sounds pretty good,
read also this:
https://www.nme.com/...screens-3135191
BBC Four HD is also read while i was scanning - let us see..
T90: 42°E..4,9°E; CAS09: 7°E+4°W; Gibertini 125:27,5°W, 30°W
SF4008 with SDG-5
HD51 with OpenPli 6.0
Re: Enigma2 and BBC/ITV at 27.5W Intelsat - a big challenge #1716
-
- Senior Member
- 45 posts
0
Neutral
Posted 29 January 2022 - 12:11
Until now BBC Four HD was just a placeholder (no real signal), as far as I know.
Re: Enigma2 and BBC/ITV at 27.5W Intelsat - a big challenge #1717
-
- Senior Member
- 56 posts
+2
Neutral
Posted 29 January 2022 - 12:25
Until now BBC Four HD was just a placeholder (no real signal), as far as I know.
Thank you - hope dies last :-(
T90: 42°E..4,9°E; CAS09: 7°E+4°W; Gibertini 125:27,5°W, 30°W
SF4008 with SDG-5
HD51 with OpenPli 6.0
Re: Enigma2 and BBC/ITV at 27.5W Intelsat - a big challenge #1718
-
- Senior Member
- 78 posts
0
Neutral
Posted 29 January 2022 - 15:41
is it not BBC4 HD on Cbeebies after 7pm?
Re: Enigma2 and BBC/ITV at 27.5W Intelsat - a big challenge #1719
-
- Senior Member
- 45 posts
0
Neutral
Posted 29 January 2022 - 15:58
Yes, but we only have the SD version there.
Re: Enigma2 and BBC/ITV at 27.5W Intelsat - a big challenge #1720
-
- Senior Member
- 45 posts
0
Neutral
Posted 1 February 2022 - 21:41
Does anybody have a bang up-to-date list of which Satback channels are actually working and the corresponding lamedb entries, please?
Thanks.
10 user(s) are reading this topic
0 members, 10 guests, 0 anonymous users
