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<i><b>ben</b>:<br>
Somewhat related question:
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Could we tune into network streams using the ffmpeg loader<br>
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<b>arthur:</b></i>
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<pre wrap="">hey. I wrote a little DVB reader and channel switcher this summer.
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hi Ben and August,<br>
thanks for you help.<br>
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actually, i got the feeling that using pdp/pidip would help, at least
you can specify diretly the device you want to open, but: <br>
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| open /dev/dvb/adapter0/dvr0 (<br>
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| pdp_v4l|<br>
does not seem to lead anywhere.<br>
and /dev/video0 actually recognizes the dvb device but i just get some
video noise.<br>
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i tried to use the stream facilities in kaffeine and receive it with
pidip but pidip compilation breaks with ffmpeg (cvs) concerning (just
by chance) pdp_live~ object...<br>
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i'm stuck, and yes i would really like to be able to switch channels
within Pd.<br>
so well, August, i am quite curious to try what you wrote last summer.<br>
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best regards,<br>
vincent<br>
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The difficult part will probably be to get your channels list and to
switch channels without loosing sync.
If you want some half-assed C++ code, let me know.
best -august.
PS: I also found this link helpful: <a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DVB">http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DVB</a>
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