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- dongioia - 2009-10-11
Yes: I enabled the local loop (127.0.0.1) and all my network (192.168.1.0).
Still, I get connection lost
- Swifty - 2009-10-11
Hmm not sure then, you have any software firewall or anything enabled ?
tail -f the vdr log while you attempt your connection from xbmc and see what's reported in there.
- dongioia - 2009-10-11
The streamdev server runs well: I can connect to it via firefox, like this
http://127.0.0.1:3000/MY_CHANNEL.ts
By the way, nothing is reported in /var/log/messages
- hepi - 2009-10-11
@dongioia: Please check the xbmc logfile in your xbmc profile folder.
- splinux - 2009-10-12
@dongioia : Not sure, but I believe XBMC connects to the vdr to vdr server on port 2004, not the http server port 3000. Is your vdr to vdr server started ? Is your setting in xbmc on port 2004 ?
sp
- dongioia - 2009-10-12
splinux Wrote:@dongioia : Not sure, but I believe XBMC connects to the vdr to vdr server on port 2004, not the http server port 3000. Is your vdr to vdr server started ? Is your setting in xbmc on port 2004 ?
sp
There was something wrong with my vdr streamdev server. I installed the packages from Gerald's repos and everything went just fine. I must figure out the differences beacuse I use plugins non distribuited via ppa repos. Probably the key is within the patches.
- jstew - 2009-10-12
This is going to be really awesome when all of the bugs are worked out and it's merged into trunk.
A few observations:
Sometimes, after zapping a few times, I get "channel not available". It works again after restarting XBMC.
It crashes when I try to play a recording.
Standard def works great, but high def (720p+) stutters severely and audio gets way out of sync with video. I'm using VDPAU as the video renderer and HD videos play just fine in XBMC.
My setup is vdr-1.6.0 (gda) with an ATSC card. XBMC is the latest from hepi's PPA.
- hepi - 2009-10-20
Hi,
Two VDR-enthusiasts from vdr-portal.de (hotzenplotz5 and gda) offer Launchpad PPA's with VDR packages and VDR-plugins for upcoming Ubuntu 9.10 (Karmic). During the last two weeks, three new PPA's were created and things might get a bit confusing to understand for those people who didn't follow all the lenghtly discussions on vdr-portal.de.
The latest PPA (https://launchpad.net/~the-vdr-team/+archive/vdr-ubuntu-karmic) is basically a cooperation between hotzenplotz5 and gda where they share their packages.
Because of the increasing amount of concurrent PPA's, I have created a comparison list which shows the contents of the different PPA's next to each other. If you are interested, it can be found here.
Cheers,
hepi
- Razor_109 - 2009-10-21
Some weeks ago i tried to install VDR, but since i'm fairly new to linux i failed. Managed to get around in linux but compiling VDR, Xine, etc, etc made me mess up my ubuntu config so i gave up
Now i'm reading positive news about PPA's ready to install! Now i'm still a bit confused and was hoping one of you could advice me which package suits me best.
I'm running and E8400 Core 2 Duo with and Technotrend DVB-C Budget C-1501 PCI-card.
My goal to watch H264 HD-Channels (i1080) and SD channels which are both encrypted with irdeto 2. For that i would like to run a Cccam or NewCS cardserver. Currently i have got an working NewCS but i can also manage a Cccam solution.
So, to conclude, which packages would allow me to use my DVB-C with softcam solution for xbmc?
Ps. Maybe someone would like to write a new small tutorial describing the 'easy-method'. A small list of what to install in which order would be helpfull aswell, how to install i can figure out i guess.
Thanks in advance!
Razor
- hepi - 2009-10-21
Hi,
AFAIK none of the PPA owners from vdr-portal.de mentioned above are interested or willing to include SC-solutions in their repositories. (Please read my discussion with mirak earlier this year in this thread for further infos.)
Cheers,
hepi
- Razor_109 - 2009-10-21
hmm too bad.. and installing the ppa and adding the SC-plugin manually? or is that not possible without re-compiling?
- hepi - 2009-10-21
I have no experiences here, it's likely that the core has to be re-compiled. I guess mirak would be a person to know this. Maybe you can ask him.
- biggles - 2009-10-21
I have successfully installed vdr-sc plugin from Miraks PPA without any compiling. Pretty straightforward. The hardest part was to add the -B switch to the SC plugin for the TT1501 card. Otherwise it wasn't detected as a budget card (I only use the softcam part of the SC-pluging, not the cccam or newcs, because my card reader is only connected to one HTPC.
- orkid - 2009-10-22
So what's the set of packages, or SVN release versions + patches that work for North American satellite programming providers? Is there one?
thanks
- hepi - 2009-10-22
orkid Wrote:So what's the set of packages, or SVN release versions + patches that work for North American satellite programming providers? Is there one?
thanks
I live in Europe and have never set up a VDR in North America, but I guess the ATSC patch and the ATSC EPG plugin [1] are important for you. According to [2], the ATSC patch is only embedded in the vdr package of PPA the-vdr-team (which is based on VDR plus the so called "extensions patch"), but you could ask yourself on vdr-portal.de for further information. It's in German language, but English postings are also welcome and there is also an international section in English language [3].
hepi
[1] http://www.fepg.org/atscepg.html
[2] http://vdrportal.de/board/thread.php?postid=849637#post849637
[3] http://www.vdrportal.de/board/board.php?boardid=79