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I've been trying to analyze a ts with dvbsnoop through an ASI input unsuccessfully.<BR>
When I execute dvbsnoop, it tries to read from a location (/dev/dvb/...) wich doesn't exists.<BR>
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# dvbsnoop -s pidscan<BR>
dvbsnoop V1.4.52 -- http://dvbsnoop.sourceforge.net/ <BR>
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Transponder PID-Scan...<BR>
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Error(2): /dev/dvb/adapter0/dvr0: No such file or directory<BR>
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My /dev contains the following:<BR>
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bus/ Dta1xx1 Dta1xx5 Dta1xx9 loop/ pts/<BR>
disk/ Dta1xx2 Dta1xx6 fd/ MAKEDEV shm/<BR>
dri/ Dta1xx3 Dta1xx7 .initramfs/ mapper/ .static/<BR>
Dta1xx0 Dta1xx4 Dta1xx8 input/ net/ .udev/<BR>
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Dektec commands are located at: /home/optiva/DTA1xx/LinuxSDK_feb08/<BR>
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Dta1xx/ Dta1xxNw/ DTAPI/ DtPlay/ DtRecord/ DtRmxUtil/ Dtu2xx/<BR>
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I think may be two alternatives to solve this (at least). First one and cleaner is to have drivers and dektec software installed as must, that is drivers at /dev/dvb and software at /usr (included in the path). The other way could be use the dvb options to select the appropriate device, but I've no idea how to use it.<BR>
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-demux device: demux device [/dev/dvb/adapter0/demux0]<BR>
-dvr device: dvr device [/dev/dvb/adapter0/dvr0]<BR>
-frontend device: frontend device [/dev/dvb/adapter0/frontend0]<BR>
-adapter n: select dvb adapter/card no. <n> using default path<BR>
-devnr n: select device no. <n> using default dvb adapter/card<BR>
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Thanks in advance,<BR>
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Luis Martinez
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