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Sweet!
Any idea when this might make it into an official (beta or otherwise) release? (though I'll probably just grab the latest branch and give it a go)
Hi mnmr
the Project has nothing to do with mp at time
the base idea was to write a Lib that Devs can use to communicate with sat>ip Transmitters
and creates samples to describe how the Lib can be used
my fist idea was to use the Windows Upnp lib for discovery but at Moment i think a own implementation ist better for parse satipatIP_XCaputre
have some test make and i think have a working Option
so i have the Location, Name, FontendType with FrontEndCount (this should pass the Ses certification too)
Mp will use a other way they use DirectShowFilter that handels the Rtsp Rtp and some other things
ok they have changed and build it in c# code
but i think they are not interested to use the my Sat>IP Lib
the Project has nothing to do with mp at time
the base idea was to write a Lib that Devs can use to communicate with sat>ip Transmitters
and creates samples to describe how the Lib can be used
my fist idea was to use the Windows Upnp lib for discovery but at Moment i think a own implementation ist better for parse satip
atIP_XCaputrehave some test make and i think have a working Option
so i have the Location, Name, FontendType with FrontEndCount (this should pass the Ses certification too)
ok they have changed and build it in c# code
but i think they are not interested to use the my Sat>IP Lib
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You guys should get a CI (continuous integration) server up and running to help avoid broken builds, which I'd imagine can be rather frustrating for a distributed team of developers. Or you could apply for a free account somewhere, like here: http://codebetter.com/codebetter-ci/
Fair enough on the release schedule, since it's hard to predict how much time people are going to put into it. A better question might have been: what is the estimated effort (i.e. man-hours) of the things that need to be done before a beta is released?
Ah, OK. I was under the impression that this was a dependency for MP.
Code:
var thd = new Thread(() => GetSocketResponse(socket));
socket.SendTo(broadcastMessage, 0, broadcastMessage.Length, SocketFlags.None, new IPEndPoint(multicastAddress, multicastPort));
thd.Start();
Thread.Sleep(searchTimeOut);I know this is sample code, so you probably know all this.. anyway, a few things I noticed:
- you're creating a Thread that is never terminated; also, why create a thread to process the result, if the original thread is doing nothing but sleeping
If you do want to execute a background task, consider using ThreadPool.QueueUserWorkItem (fire and forget) or Task.Run.- you're creating a WebClient that is never released
The solution is probably to call the GetSocketResponse in a loop from the GetSsdpListener method and to use a CancellationToken with a timeout to ensure the loop exits (the timeout probably also needs to be set on the Socket to ensure the method exits), which gives you a place to clean up resources as well.
Is this all the library does? This is more like a utility method than a library
I just had a quick look at the code and it appears to target only DVB-S/S2 (or rather, I saw no special code for DVB-C/T/T2). Do you plan on also supporting these tuners?
I might be able to help with the URL format, since my OctupusNet is equipped only with DVB-C tuners.. here's a snippet from my channel M3U (from the danish YouSee cable provider):
Code:
#EXTM3U
#EXTINF:0,BBC World
rtsp://10.0.0.62:554/?freq=786&msys=dvbc&sr=6875&mtype=64qam&pids=550,551,0,559
#EXTINF:0,CNN
rtsp://10.0.0.62:554/?freq=786&msys=dvbc&sr=6875&mtype=64qam&pids=860,861,0,869
#EXTINF:0,TV2 News
rtsp://10.0.0.62:554/?freq=626&msys=dvbc&sr=6875&mtype=64qam&pids=840,841,0,849,842
#EXTINF:0,TV2 HD
rtsp://10.0.0.62:554/?freq=378&msys=dvbc&sr=6875&mtype=64qam&pids=1200,1206,0,1209,1212Some channels also feature AC3 audio (e.g. TV2 HD also has PID 1201 with the normal audio stream). No idea how to auto-detect this information or how to get it from the OctopusNet though.
Ah, OK. I was under the impression that this was a dependency for MP.
Code:var thd = new Thread(() => GetSocketResponse(socket)); socket.SendTo(broadcastMessage, 0, broadcastMessage.Length, SocketFlags.None, new IPEndPoint(multicastAddress, multicastPort)); thd.Start(); Thread.Sleep(searchTimeOut);
I know this is sample code, so you probably know all this.. anyway, a few things I noticed:
- you're creating a Thread that is never terminated; also, why create a thread to process the result, if the original thread is doing nothing but sleeping
- you're creating a WebClient that is never released
The solution is probably to call the GetSocketResponse in a loop from the GetSsdpListener method and to use a CancellationToken with a timeout to ensure the loop exits (the timeout probably also needs to be set on the Socket to ensure the method exits), which gives you a place to clean up resources as well.
Is this all the library does? This is more like a utility method than a library
the Problem sat ip Server must not have a Presentation Site and so is the Field PresentationURL always empty but this field had i used in Constructor(UpnpDevice) http://sourceforge.net/p/satip/code/HEAD/tree/SatIp/SatIp.Library/Rtsp/RtspDevice.cs
so had i search for an alternative way for http://sourceforge.net/p/satip/code/HEAD/tree/SatIp/SatIp.Library/Upnp/SatIpDeviceLocator.cs to get the ip of device and parse of SatIp_XCap
to Code Quality i know that some parts of code are ugly
this has two reasons
1. I m a Hobbiest
2. I write code in my sparetime
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send a RTSPSetup with this data rtsp://10.0.0.62:554/?freq=626&msys=dvbc&sr=6875&mtype=64qam&pids=0
this tunes the Transponder
send a RtspPlay with this data rtsp://10.0.0.62:554/?freq=626&msys=dvbc&sr=6875&mtype=64qam&addpids=16,17
then should the RTP Data TS contains NIT and SDT and you becomes all Service Information for this multiplex
if you add 18 too becomes you the EIT Informations
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yes, we already considered this but for some reason thrown the idea away again. Can't remember anymore what the reason was?!