[vdr] Re: ORF regional channels

[Klaus Schmidinger <Klaus.Schmidinger@cadsoft.de>]

Thomas Jagoditsch wrote:
> 
> > > which tool could help me best to find the right values for the
> > > desired channel ? could it be that the channel setup is dynamic and
> > > iīve got no chance but to use some AutoPID
> > Try "scan" (DVB/apps/scan) while tuned to the ORF transponder:
> >   scan -c -o vdr
> > WILL list all services/pids on the current transponder.
> 
> thx for the hint oliver.
> 
> this is what i got, scanned today at 1500:
> channels.conf_scan_1500:ORF 2 O:12692:h:S19.2E:22000:500:501;503:505:1:13006:0:0:0
> 
> this is what i got, scanned today at 1905 (we
> were not at home so i couldīnt make
> additional tests):
> channels.conf_scan_1905:ORF 2 O:12692:h:S19.2E:22000:540:541:505:1:13006:0:0:0
> 
> both times i scanned with "-ovdr -e2 -n".
> 
> so both settings seems to be correct -
> depending on the actual time. this might be a
> trick to push the dbox (and other STBīs) to
> receive "ORF 2 (whatever)" the whole day and
> switch to another channel at 1900.
> 
> hmm it seems that iīm out of luck. iīll try to
> restart vdr after 1900 (maybe this helps) and
> get a picture with the second settings.

You could define these two channels like this:

ORF 2 O:12692:h:S19.2E:22000:500:501;503:505:1:13006:0:0:0
ORF 2 1:12692:h:S19.2E:22000:540:541:505:1:13006:0:0:1

Note the different RID values in the last field).
Then just switch to the other channel if necessary.

I'm currently workign on incorporating the 'autopid'
functionality into VDR. After that this will happen
automatically.

Klaus


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