Feature #924
DVB-C provider: YouSee
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Hi,
I recently setup a TV headend back end. It was a very pleasurable experience, but unfortunately my cable provider wasn't present in the list. So I thought I might share the frequencies for possible inclusion in a future version.
I've written the list in a format the looks like the used in linuxtv_muxes.h - is this sufficient or would you rather want a real patch? The list covers the cable provider YouSee in the Copenhagen area (in Denmark), so a name like YouSee_Copenhagen might be appropriate.
Br,
Martin
static const struct mux muxes_DVBC_dk_Copenhagen_Yousee[] = {
{ .freq = 143000000, .symrate = 6875000, .fec = 0, .constellation = 3},
{ .freq = 156000000, .symrate = 6875000, .fec = 0, .constellation = 3},
{ .freq = 330000000, .symrate = 6875000, .fec = 0, .constellation = 3},
{ .freq = 346000000, .symrate = 6875000, .fec = 0, .constellation = 3},
{ .freq = 378000000, .symrate = 6875000, .fec = 0, .constellation = 3},
{ .freq = 418000000, .symrate = 6875000, .fec = 0, .constellation = 3},
{ .freq = 442000000, .symrate = 6875000, .fec = 0, .constellation = 3},
{ .freq = 450000000, .symrate = 6875000, .fec = 0, .constellation = 3},
{ .freq = 458000000, .symrate = 6875000, .fec = 0, .constellation = 3},
{ .freq = 482000000, .symrate = 6875000, .fec = 0, .constellation = 3},
{ .freq = 490000000, .symrate = 6875000, .fec = 0, .constellation = 3},
{ .freq = 498000000, .symrate = 6875000, .fec = 0, .constellation = 3},
{ .freq = 506000000, .symrate = 6875000, .fec = 0, .constellation = 3},
{ .freq = 514000000, .symrate = 6875000, .fec = 0, .constellation = 3},
{ .freq = 522000000, .symrate = 6875000, .fec = 0, .constellation = 3},
{ .freq = 530000000, .symrate = 6875000, .fec = 0, .constellation = 3},
{ .freq = 538000000, .symrate = 6875000, .fec = 0, .constellation = 3},
{ .freq = 546000000, .symrate = 6875000, .fec = 0, .constellation = 3},
{ .freq = 554000000, .symrate = 6875000, .fec = 0, .constellation = 3},
{ .freq = 562000000, .symrate = 6875000, .fec = 0, .constellation = 3},
{ .freq = 570000000, .symrate = 6875000, .fec = 0, .constellation = 3},
{ .freq = 578000000, .symrate = 6875000, .fec = 0, .constellation = 3},
{ .freq = 586000000, .symrate = 6875000, .fec = 0, .constellation = 3},
{ .freq = 594000000, .symrate = 6875000, .fec = 0, .constellation = 3},
{ .freq = 602000000, .symrate = 6875000, .fec = 0, .constellation = 3},
{ .freq = 618000000, .symrate = 6875000, .fec = 0, .constellation = 3},
{ .freq = 626000000, .symrate = 6875000, .fec = 0, .constellation = 3},
{ .freq = 714000000, .symrate = 6875000, .fec = 0, .constellation = 3},
{ .freq = 730000000, .symrate = 6875000, .fec = 0, .constellation = 3},
{ .freq = 770000000, .symrate = 6875000, .fec = 0, .constellation = 3},
{ .freq = 786000000, .symrate = 6875000, .fec = 0, .constellation = 3},
{ .freq = 794000000, .symrate = 6875000, .fec = 0, .constellation = 3}
}
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Updated by Martin Leopold over 12 years ago
Updated by The formatting seems to blow up, so here's the frequencies as a file
Updated by Hein Rigolo over 12 years ago
Updated by can you create a initial tuning file for your provider?
something like this:
# scan config for YouSee cable provider in Copenhagen # based on this URL: http://yousee.dk/Hjaelp_og_Support/Tv-pakker/Godt_i_gang/Find_dit_netvaerks-id.aspx # freq sr fec mod C 143000000 6875000 NONE QAM64 C 156000000 6875000 NONE QAM64 etc etc
You can name the file dk-YouSee-Copenhagen
(have a look at this file: http://linuxtv.org/hg/dvb-apps/file/4030c51d6e7b/util/scan/dvb-c/dk-Copenhagen-AFDK)
And then you can submit this initial tuning file to the linux-media mailinglist.
(http://vger.kernel.org/vger-lists.html#linux-media)
Then this can be included in the dvb-apps package .. which is the source for the tuning data for tvheadend.
Updated by Martin Leopold over 12 years ago
Hi Hein,
Sure, I can do that - I'll post the files on the mailinglist. Do you wan't a copy here? Otherwise you can simply close the bug.
- Martin
Updated by Martin Leopold over 12 years ago
The file has been posted, just close the bug here.
http://www.spinics.net/lists/linux-media/msg46316.html
Updated by Adam Sutton over 12 years ago
Updated by - Status changed from New to Fixed
Initial Mux config is being replace, my fork includes new scan file based setup. Closing this.