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Force DVB-T instead of DVB-C who is by default on a DD Cine CT2 V7
Added by mk mkm over 10 years ago
Hi,
I'm trying to setup a card from Digital Devices DD Cine CT2 V7 - Twin Tuner Card DVB-C/T/T2 (PCI Express Card)
Everything ok for the card who is now adapter 1 and 2. (adapter0 is a DVB-S card who work great)
drwxr-xr-x 2 root root 120 août 16 13:04 adapter0/
drwxr-xr-x 2 root root 120 août 16 13:04 adapter1/
drwxr-xr-x 2 root root 120 août 16 13:04 adapter2/
I've installed tvheadend but the card is recognised as a DVB-C, how can i make tvheadend change to be recognise at DVB-T ?
Below is the config file in tvheadend:
Best regards
Mickael
root@miura:/home/hts/.hts/tvheadend/dvbadapters# cat _dev_dvb_adapter1_CXD2837_DVB_C_DVB_T_T2
{
"enabled": 1,
"fe_path": "/dev/dvb/adapter1/frontend0",
"dmx_path": "/dev/dvb/adapter1/demux0",
"dvr_path": "/dev/dvb/adapter1/dvr0",
"type": "DVB-C",
"displayname": "CXD2837 DVB-C DVB-T/T2 1",
"autodiscovery": 1,
"idlescan": 1,
"idleclose": 0,
"skip_checksubscr": 0,
"sidtochan": 0,
"qmon": 0,
"poweroff": 0,
"nitoid": 0,
"diseqc_version": 0,
"diseqc_repeats": 0,
"extrapriority": 0,
"skip_initialscan": 0,
"disable_pmt_monitor": 0,
"full_mux_rx": -1,
"grace_period": 0
}
Replies (5)
RE: Force DVB-T instead of DVB-C who is by default on a DD Cine CT2 V7 - Added by mk mkm about 10 years ago
Hi Again
I've managed to make my card recognised in tvheadend as a DVB-T card and not as a DVB-C card by using the following command:
sudo w_scan -ft -c FR >> /home/mk/channels.conf
Unlike tvheadend, w_scan force a scan on the card using the DVB-T mode and the cart is set on the DVB-T mode until the computer restart.
But my problem now is any time my system restart, i need to run a scan on the both tuner of this card to make it usable with tvheadend.
Does anyone has an idea / solution ?
Best regards
Mickael
RE: Force DVB-T instead of DVB-C who is by default on a DD Cine CT2 V7 - Added by Sebastian Brings about 10 years ago
You can try to set the mode using dvb-fe-tool. I put following into my tvheadend init script to force DVB-C:
/usr/bin/dvb-fe-tool --adapter=0 --frontend=0 --set-delsys=DVBC/ANNEX_A
Howeve in the current releases of tvheadend I can explicitly configure the DVB-C receive.
RE: Force DVB-T instead of DVB-C who is by default on a DD Cine CT2 V7 - Added by Christian Kloidt over 9 years ago
I have the same problem with my Terratec H5 tuner card. I want to use the DVB-T tuner, but tvheadend only uses the DVB-C. I can do a w_scan and it finds all the muxes it should. But when i start tvheadend it recognizes the adapter, but only as DVB-C tuner. When i change the config of the adapter in tvheadend/input/linuxdvb/adapters from DVB-C to DVB-T, i can add a dvb-t network to the adapter, but it still wont find any muxes. If i add them manually, tvheadend starts scanning and shows fail. Even if i do a restart, scan with w_scan, then start tvheadend it doesnt recognize my usb-adapter as dvb-t tuner. Seems to be dvb-c only in tvheadend.
I hope someone is able to help me.
Edit: I am using tvheadend version 4.1.289, but for the last 3 weeks i tried older ones, too. Without success...
My config is:
{ "rootpath": "/dev/dvb/adapter0", "frontends": { "DVB-C #0": { "pids_max": 32, "powersave": false, "tune_repeats": 0, "skip_bytes": 0, "ibuf_size": 18800, "status_period": 1000, "old_status": false, "enabled": true, "priority": 0, "spriority": 0, "displayname": "DRXK DVB-C DVB-T : DVB-C #0", "ota_epg": true, "initscan": true, "idlescan": true, "networks": [ ], "linked": "", "type": "DVB-C", "uuid": "5d37532c6b551e15a9f34d2439ff125d" } }, "ca_devices": { } }
Thanks for your help!
RE: Force DVB-T instead of DVB-C who is by default on a DD Cine CT2 V7 - Added by John Doe over 9 years ago
I suggest you try dvb-fe-tool as Sebastian suggests. I use it as well to run my tv stick in DVB-C mode, with this command: dvb-fe-tool -d dvb-c, just add it to your rc.local script and it'll switch to the correct mode on start up.
RE: Force DVB-T instead of DVB-C who is by default on a DD Cine CT2 V7 - Added by Sebastian Brings over 9 years ago
dvb-fe-tool is an option. But I think that for quite a while now the receivers which support DVB-C and DVB-T alternatively are recognized and appear with two configurable inputs in tvheadend. At least this is true for my PCTV-520 and the Technisat Cablestart Combo HD CI I use with v. 3.9.2376 of tvheadend.