Scrambled Channels are red or green? (4 Viewers)

[Sebastiii]

Hi,

This is TsWriter filter compil to test
Cheers,
Seb.

 

[riksmith]

As you all hopefully understand:
You need to do a scan for channels to see the results.

 

[Migue]

I've tested with Sebastiii's tswriter and now ALL channels show green, both FTA and scrambled ones .

 

[riksmith]

I've tested with Sebastiii's tswriter and now ALL channels show green, both FTA and scrambled ones .

What was it before?

 

[Migue]

Before it was the same as the original poster, FTA were RED and scrambled were GREEN.

 

[riksmith]

Before it was the same as the original poster, FTA were RED and scrambled were GREEN.

Since i only swapped the result of the condition i think there could be a problem with the supplied TsWriter. My patch itself can only cause turning everything around, not turning everything to FTA.

 

[riksmith]

Could you try this one.

If it fails: Could you try what result you have when you put back the original TsWriter?

Edit: Also please post the logs from both.

 

[Migue]

With the new one it behaved like the original one, FTAs were red and scrambled green.
Logs attached.

 

[riksmith]

With the new one it behaved like the original one, FTAs were red and scrambled green.
Logs attached.

New TsWriter too test. Added some debug logging.

What surprises me: All channels are logged on the same frequency. is that correct?

If you have the time BTW:
Could you make a dump of the complete network info?
A good tool for that is the trial of DVBStreamExplorer - MPEG2 / DVB Transport Stream (TS) Analyzer | Download Trial
Also a tool called TransEdit can do the job.

That should give the correct data as it is on the network, so i can verify what MP does with it.

 

[riksmith]

Migue already started testing, but are there any other users who can test? As long as nobody else can test it probably won't be commited.