HD Star SAT Tuner on FreeSAT LibreElec HTS Tvheadend 4.1.1945 ~ LibreELEC Tvh-addon v7.0.102
HD Star SAT Tuner on FreeSAT LibreElec HTS Tvheadend 4.1.1945 ~ LibreELEC Tvh-addon v7.0.102Replies (2)
RE: HD Star SAT Tuner on FreeSAT LibreElec HTS Tvheadend 4.1.1945 ~ LibreELEC Tvh-addon v7.0.102
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Added by Mark Clarkstone almost 8 years ago
Stop Tvheadend & try scanning using wscan, if that also fails you know it's the tuner. If it works then check the details of the transponders. You may want to delete the complete transponder list and manually add the home transponders. To delete use the paging bar & change it to all, press ctrl+A & hit delete from the toolbar.
The Freesat & Sky home transponders are (exactly):
- Sky : 11778000 V 27500000 QPSK 2/3
- Freesat : 11425000 H 27500000 QPSK 2/3
With mux discovery & the position set Tvheadend should have no issues finding the other transponders.
RE: HD Star SAT Tuner on FreeSAT LibreElec HTS Tvheadend 4.1.1945 ~ LibreELEC Tvh-addon v7.0.102
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Added by Seth Rogers almost 8 years ago
Thanks for the prompt reply. Appears to be FIXED Longer version below..
As advised I deleted all the muxes for the SAT tuner, and the FreeSat network I had created.
1) Created a new DBV-S Network FreeSat: No preset muxes, Orbital position 28.2E : Astra 2A/2C/2E/2F/Eutelsat 28A other setting left in default state.
2) Created one new mux all default except Frequency=11425000, Symbol rate (Sym/s)=27500000, Polarisation=H, modulation=QPSK FEC=2/3 other setting left in default state (so Rolloff reports NONE, Pliot reports AUTO and PLS mode reports Root. Charset is blank and ISI -1 PLS Code 1
Waited and Scan Status PEND, Scan Result NONE no scan activity in the TVH log last item was be deleting the muxes.
I updated the version of Kodi I had installed, to the beta3 release of LibreElec for RP as this has a patch for my tuner (HD Star V3 PCB).
Gym:~ # grep Kodi .kodi/temp/kodi.log | head -3 19:33:34.895 T:1961365504 NOTICE: Starting Kodi (17.0 Git:a10c504). Platform: Linux ARM 32-bit 19:33:34.895 T:1961365504 NOTICE: Using Release Kodi x32 build (version for Raspberry Pi) 19:33:34.895 T:1961365504 NOTICE: Kodi compiled Feb 10 2017 by GCC 6.2.0 for Linux ARM 32-bit version 4.9.8 (264456)@
Also uninstalled an old TVHeadend 4.0 (it was inactive). I also upgraded my running version of TVH 4.2 in line with the recommended version for LE 8 Beta3 version details below
Gym:~ # grep VERSION_ID /etc/os-release VERSION_ID="8.0" Gym:~ # lsb_release -irc LibreELEC (official) - Version: 7.95.3 Gym:~ # tvheadend -v tvheadend: version 4.1.2415 ~ LibreELEC Tvh-addon v8.1.109
I disabled TVHeadEnd Service in the Kodi using the Ad On GUI this stopped the process. I found W_SCAN (unofficial.addon.pro) and ran w_scan -fs -s S19E2 -u 0:1400:A If there are specific items for invocation of W_SCAN that you want me to run, please let me know. I got the parameters for w_scan from https://linuxtv.org/wiki/index.php/W_scan#Scanning_DVB-S.2FS2_.28Astra_19.2east.2C_vdr-1.7.x.29
Output looks like this
4seven;BSkyB:10744:hC999M2O0S0:S19.2E:22000:2316=2:2319=NAR@4,2317=eng:2318;2320:0:21250:0:0:0 Channel 4 HD;BSkyB:10744:hC999M2O0S0:S19.2E:22000:2305=27:2307=eng@4;2306:2309;2308:0:21200:0:0:0 4seven;BSkyB:11111:hC56M2O0S0:S19.2E:22000:2316=2:2319=NAR@4,2317=eng:2318;2320:0:21250:2:2067:0 Channel 4 HD;BSkyB:11111:hC56M2O0S0:S19.2E:22000:2305=27:2307=eng@4;2306:2309;2308:0:21200:2:2067:0 4seven;BSkyB:10729:vC56M2O0S0:S19.2E:22000:2316=2:2319=NAR@4,2317=eng:2318;2320:0:21250:2:2042:0 Channel 4 HD;BSkyB:10729:vC56M2O0S0:S19.2E:22000:2305=27:2307=eng@4;2306:2309;2308:0:21200:2:2042:0 4seven;BSkyB:11597:vC56M2O0S0:S19.2E:22000:2316=2:2319=NAR@4,2317=eng:2318;2320:0:21250:2:2098:0 Channel 4 HD;BSkyB:11597:vC56M2O0S0:S19.2E:22000:2305=27:2307=eng@4;2306:2309;2308:0:21200:2:2098:0 4seven;BSkyB:10773:hC56M2O0S0:S19.2E:22000:2316=2:2319=NAR@4,2317=eng:2318;2320:0:21250:2:2045:0 Channel 4 HD;BSkyB:10773:hC56M2O0S0:S19.2E:22000:2305=27:2307=eng@4;2306:2309;2308:0:21200:2:2045:0 4seven;BSkyB:11552:hC56M2O0S0:S19.2E:22000:2316=2:2319=NAR@4,2317=eng:2318;2320:0:21250:2:2095:0 Channel 4 HD;BSkyB:11552:hC56M2O0S0:S19.2E:22000:2305=27:2307=eng@4;2306:2309;2308:0:21200:2:2095:0 4seven;BSkyB:11141:hC56M2O0S0:S19.2E:22000:2316=2:2319=NAR@4,2317=eng:2318;2320:0:21250:2:2069:0 Channel 4 HD;BSkyB:11141:hC56M2O0S0:S19.2E:22000:2305=27:2307=eng@4;2306:2309;2308:0:21200:2:2069:0 4seven;BSkyB:11508:vC56M2O0S0:S19.2E:22000:2316=2:2319=NAR@4,2317=eng:2318;2320:0:21250:2:2092:0 Channel 4 HD;BSkyB:11508:vC56M2O0S0:S19.2E:22000:2305=27:2307=eng@4;2306:2309;2308:0:21200:2:2092:0
The GUI reported
*# w_scan -fs -s S19E2 -u 0:1400:A > ws.txt*
w_scan -fs -s S19E2 -u 0:1400:A
w_scan version 20161022 (compiled for DVB API 5.10)
using settings for 19.2 east Astra 1KR/1L/1N/1M
SCR: slot=0, userfreq=1400MHz, satpos=A, pin=-1
scan type SATELLITE, channellist 68
output format vdr-2.0
WARNING: could not guess your codepage. Falling back to 'UTF-8'
output charset 'UTF-8', use -C <charset> to override
Info: using DVB adapter auto detection.
/dev/dvb/adapter0/frontend0 -> SATELLITE "Montage Technology M88DS3103": very good :-))
Using SATELLITE frontend (adapter /dev/dvb/adapter0/frontend0)
-_-_-_-_ Getting frontend capabilities-_-_-_-_
Using DVB API 5.10
frontend 'Montage Technology M88DS3103' supports
INVERSION_AUTO
DVB-S
DVB-S2
FREQ (0.95GHz ... 2.15GHz)
SRATE (1.000MSym/s ... 45.000MSym/s)
using LNB "UNIVERSAL"
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trying 'S2 f = 10729 kHz V SR = 22000 2/3 0,35 8PSK (0:0:0)' (time: 00:00.039)
trying 'S f = 10744 kHz H SR = 22000 5/6 0,35 QPSK (0:0:0)' (time: 00:02.329)
trying 'S f = 10759 kHz V SR = 22000 5/6 0,35 QPSK (0:0:0)' (time: 00:04.629)
trying 'S2 f = 10773 kHz H SR = 22000 3/4 0,20 8PSK (0:0:0)' (time: 00:06.945)
trying 'S f = 10788 kHz V SR = 22000 5/6 0,35 QPSK (0:0:0)'(time: 00:09.242)
trying 'S2 f = 10803 kHz H SR = 22000 3/4 0,35 8PSK (0:0:0)'(time: 00:11.538)
trying 'S2 f = 10818 kHz V SR = 22000 2/3 0,35 8PSK (0:0:0)'(time: 00:13.841)
trying 'S2 f = 10832 kHz H SR = 22000 2/3 0,35 8PSK (0:0:0)'(time: 00:16.158)
trying 'S f = 10847 kHz V SR = 22000 5/6 0,35 QPSK (0:0:0)'(time: 00:18.471)
trying 'S f = 10862 kHz H SR = 22000 7/8 0,35 QPSK (0:0:0)'(time: 00:20.771)
trying 'S f = 10877 kHz V SR = 22000 5/6 0,35 QPSK (0:0:0)'(time: 00:23.087)
signal ok: S f = 10877 kHz V SR = 22000 5/6 0,35 QPSK (0:0:0)
S f = 10877 kHz V SR = 22000 5/6 0,35 QPSK (0:0:0) updating network_id -> (0:32:0)
new transponder: (S f = 11538 kHz V SR = 22000 5/6 0,35 QPSK (2:32:2094)) 0x4043
new transponder: (S f = 11954 kHz H SR = 27500 2/3 0,35 QPSK (2:32:2013)) 0x4043
new transponder: (S f = 11494 kHz H SR = 22000 5/6 0,35 QPSK (2:32:2091)) 0x4043
new transponder: (S f = 10714 kHz H SR = 22000 5/6 0,35 QPSK (2:32:2041)) 0x4043
new transponder: (S f = 10964 kHz H SR = 22000 5/6 0,35 QPSK (2:32:2057)) 0x4043
new transponder: (S f = 10994 kHz H SR = 22000 5/6 0,35 QPSK (2:32:2059)) 0x4043
new transponder: (S2 f = 10832 kHz H SR = 23000 3/4 0,25 8PSK (2:32:2049)) 0x4043
new transponder: (S f = 10891 kHz H SR = 22000 5/6 0,35 QPSK (2:32:2053)) 0x4043
new transponder: (S f = 10906 kHz V SR = 22000 5/6 0,35 QPSK (2:32:2054)) 0x4043
new transponder: (S f = 10759 kHz V SR = 22000 5/6 0,35 QPSK (2:32:2044)) 0x4043
new transponder: (S f = 12304 kHz H SR = 27500 5/6 0,35 QPSK (2:32:2031)) 0x4043
new transponder: (S f = 11568 kHz V SR = 22000 5/6 0,35 QPSK (2:32:2096)) 0x4043
new transponder: (S f = 11343 kHz V SR = 27500 5/6 0,35 QPSK (2:32:2112)) 0x4043
new transponder: (S2 f = 11612 kHz H SR = 23000 2/3 0,25 8PSK (2:32:2099)) 0x4043
new transponder: (S f = 11112 kHz H SR = 22000 5/6 0,35 QPSK (2:32:2067)) 0x4043
new transponder: (S f = 11523 kHz H SR = 22000 5/6 0,35 QPSK (2:32:2093)) 0x4043
new transponder: (S f = 11224 kHz H SR = 27500 2/3 0,35 QPSK (2:32:2105)) 0x4043
new transponder: (S f = 10729 kHz V SR = 22000 5/6 0,35 QPSK (2:32:2042)) 0x4043
new transponder: (S f = 11597 kHz V SR = 22000 5/6 0,35 QPSK (2:32:2098)) 0x4043
new transponder: (S f = 11264 kHz H SR = 27500 2/3 0,35 QPSK (2:32:2107)) 0x4043
new transponder: (S f = 11307 kHz H SR = 27500 5/6 0,35 QPSK (2:32:2109)) 0x4043
new transponder: (S f = 11307 kHz V SR = 27500 2/3 0,35 QPSK (2:32:2110)) 0x4043
new transponder: (S2 f = 11387 kHz H SR = 29500 8/9 0,35 QPSK (2:32:2113)) 0x4043
new transponder: (S f = 11582 kHz H SR = 22000 5/6 0,35 QPSK (2:32:2097)) 0x4043
new transponder: (S2 f = 11097 kHz V SR = 23000 3/4 0,25 8PSK (2:32:2066)) 0x4043
new transponder: (S2 f = 11068 kHz V SR = 23000 3/4 0,25 8PSK (2:32:2064)) 0x4043
Info: no data from NIT(actual )after 11 seconds trying 'S2 f = 10891 kHz H SR = 22000 2/3 0,35 8PSK (0:0:0)' (time: 00:35.376)
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trying 'S2 f = 10936 kHz V SR = 22000 2/3 0,35 8PSK (0:0:0)' (time: 00:49.418)
trying 'S2 f = 10964 kHz H SR = 22000 2/3 0,35 8PSK (0:0:0)'(time: 00:51.708)
trying 'S f = 10979 kHz V SR = 22000 5/6 0,35 QPSK (0:0:0)'(time: 00:54.024)
trying 'S f = 11023 kHz H SR = 22000 5/6 0,35 QPSK (0:0:0)'(time: 00:56.321)
trying 'S f = 11038 kHz V SR = 22000 5/6 0,35 QPSK (0:0:0)'(time: 00:58.637)
trying 'S2 f = 11053 kHz H SR = 22000 2/3 0,35 8PSK (0:0:0)'(time: 01:00.957)
trying 'S f = 11068 kHz V SR = 22000 5/6 0,35 QPSK (0:0:0)'(time: 01:03.253)
trying 'S2 f = 11082 kHz H SR = 22000 3/4 0,20 8PSK (0:0:0)'(time: 01:05.553)
trying 'S f = 11097 kHz V SR = 22000 5/6 0,35 QPSK (0:0:0)'(time: 01:07.846)
signal ok: S f = 11097 kHz V SR = 22000 5/6 0,35 QPSK (0:0:0)
S f = 11097 kHz V SR = 22000 5/6 0,35 QPSK (0:0:0) : updating network_id -> (0:32:0)
trying 'S2 f = 11127 kHz V SR = 22000 2/3 0,35 8PSK (0:0:0)'
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etc.
The OS update appears to have fixed the issue as the FreeSAT (and SKY) channels are rolling in as the autotune runs its course. I'll let this complete and check everything is stable (I will check the USB voltages on the RP and current to both tuners for stability etc) but I think things are looking up! Thanks again for all your help.
Seth