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<blockquote data-quote="finrudd341" data-source="post: 1145338" data-attributes="member: 68408"><p>Paul9 - I was using MP between 2008 and I suppose about 2011 (I don't remember) and I was able to get the ISDB-T tuner I had working properly, and then pretty well moved on to another setup (Plex Media Server, with the Plex Client running on a Samsung Smart TV without TV). </p><p></p><p>Along the way, I tried Mythbuntu and various other TV Servers, but was never able to get ISDB-T working like others have been able to with DVB-T etc. Firstly, there are still very few people doing this in Brazil it would seem - it's just not common. Secondly, I moved to using Linux, and ISDB-T is not well supported on that either. </p><p></p><p>All that said, I *did* get it working at one point, the biggest challenge being that Brazilian Digital TV used a modified version of an audio codec - however, once this was done it sort of worked in MediaPortal. I suppose I stopped using it because there is only so much Brazilian Soap Opera I can stomach (around 30 seconds) and the channel options were just dull. Canal Rural was about the most exciting thing I found! I still have the ISDB-T card, which I have never found on sale since - If you want it, let me know and I can Sedex it to you, as I won't use it anymore. I am actually back in the UK until second week of August, but once I am back, I can dig it out, take some photos and post them.</p><p></p><p>One day when I have time, I am going to revisit this, as I want a solution to share digital TV via an IP network to around 10 TV's, probably with a generic IPTV set-top box - I haven't decided yet. For this, I am going to use a Chinese import that will have to come in with me in a suitcase one day - like this: <a href="http://www.dveo.com/broadcast-systems/ISDB-T-demodulator-receiver-IP-out.html" target="_blank">http://www.dveo.com/broadcast-systems/ISDB-T-demodulator-receiver-IP-out.html</a></p><p></p><p>Get in touch if you are interested - it would be good if someone can get this going on MP here in Brazil.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="finrudd341, post: 1145338, member: 68408"] Paul9 - I was using MP between 2008 and I suppose about 2011 (I don't remember) and I was able to get the ISDB-T tuner I had working properly, and then pretty well moved on to another setup (Plex Media Server, with the Plex Client running on a Samsung Smart TV without TV). Along the way, I tried Mythbuntu and various other TV Servers, but was never able to get ISDB-T working like others have been able to with DVB-T etc. Firstly, there are still very few people doing this in Brazil it would seem - it's just not common. Secondly, I moved to using Linux, and ISDB-T is not well supported on that either. All that said, I *did* get it working at one point, the biggest challenge being that Brazilian Digital TV used a modified version of an audio codec - however, once this was done it sort of worked in MediaPortal. I suppose I stopped using it because there is only so much Brazilian Soap Opera I can stomach (around 30 seconds) and the channel options were just dull. Canal Rural was about the most exciting thing I found! I still have the ISDB-T card, which I have never found on sale since - If you want it, let me know and I can Sedex it to you, as I won't use it anymore. I am actually back in the UK until second week of August, but once I am back, I can dig it out, take some photos and post them. One day when I have time, I am going to revisit this, as I want a solution to share digital TV via an IP network to around 10 TV's, probably with a generic IPTV set-top box - I haven't decided yet. For this, I am going to use a Chinese import that will have to come in with me in a suitcase one day - like this: [URL]http://www.dveo.com/broadcast-systems/ISDB-T-demodulator-receiver-IP-out.html[/URL] Get in touch if you are interested - it would be good if someone can get this going on MP here in Brazil. [/QUOTE]
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