complete scanning of channels not possible

[sub]

Yes, you're right.

The last couple of files I just checked now do not have the PMT pids included in the data, so it doesn't attempt to parse them. Possibly still just an ffmpeg satip command line issue.

[mvallevand]

NextPVR failed to find the PMT from the internal SAT>IP reader https://forums.nextpvr.com/showthread.ph...#pid597437 I didn't think that was ffmpeg,

Martin

[sub]

This is the only pids in the most recent ts file. (ie, no PMT pids are included there)

I meant ffmpeg as in the command to capture a sample file.

[mvallevand]

Right but with SAT>IP you aren't requesting them during the channel scan so I wouldn't be expecting any. I added 18 and 8191 for this test to what you ask for

Code:

2024-12-17 20:06:55.682    [DEBUG][25]    About to scan: rtsp://192.168.178.1:554/?freq=554&sr=6900&msys=dvbc&mtype=256qam&bw=8&pids=0,16,17

Is SAT>IP supposed to return the PMT when requested? I see these in the PAT with tsduck https://pastebin.com/bgj2ajrE but his m3u was only asking for few of those (the video). If you NextPVR needs them won't you need to add them?

@evil666 could you try this

Code:

ffmpeg -rtsp_flags satip_raw -i 'satip://192.168.178.1:554/?freq=554&msys=dvbc&sr=6900&mtype=256qam&bw=8&pids=0,16,17,18,20,5410,5420,5430,5440,8191' -map 0 -c copy -f data  -y muxwithpmt.ts

Martin

[evil666]

After that command, this is comming up:

https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/w6i9ap2ko...qo23l&dl=0

[mvallevand]

Thanks that seems to have brought in the expected PMT info for your video stations, (I missed 5400 but that is no big deal)

https://imgur.com/a/AL9NwvB

Martin

[evil666]

And what do I do now to solve my problem?

[mvallevand]

You now just need to wait to see how sub (the NextPVR author) addresses this issue. You have confirmed the data is there.

Martin

[evil666]

Oh cool, many thanks!!

[sub]

It's still missing the bulk of the PMT data. Only 4 of the PMTs have data.

Code:

[1] PMT check
[1] pmt pid: 5400 hasData: False
[1] pmt pid: 5410 hasData: True
[1] pmt pid: 5420 hasData: True
[1] pmt pid: 5430 hasData: True
[1] pmt pid: 5440 hasData: True
[1] pmt pid: 5490 hasData: False
[1] pmt pid: 5491 hasData: False
[1] pmt pid: 100 hasData: False
[1] pmt pid: 110 hasData: False
[1] pmt pid: 120 hasData: False
[1] pmt pid: 130 hasData: False
[1] pmt pid: 140 hasData: False
[1] pmt pid: 150 hasData: False
[1] pmt pid: 160 hasData: False
[1] pmt pid: 170 hasData: False
[1] pmt pid: 180 hasData: False
[1] pmt pid: 200 hasData: False
[1] pmt pid: 210 hasData: False
[1] pmt pid: 220 hasData: False
[1] pmt pid: 230 hasData: False
[1] pmt pid: 240 hasData: False
[1] pmt pid: 250 hasData: False
[1] pmt pid: 260 hasData: False
[1] pmt pid: 270 hasData: False
[1] pmt pid: 280 hasData: False
[1] pmt pid: 290 hasData: False
[1] pmt pid: 295 hasData: False
[1] pmt pid: 300 hasData: False
[1] pmt pid: 310 hasData: False
[1] pmt pid: 320 hasData: False
[1] pmt pid: 330 hasData: False
[1] pmt pid: 400 hasData: False
[1] pmt pid: 410 hasData: False
[1] pmt pid: 420 hasData: False
[1] pmt pid: 500 hasData: False
[1] pmt pid: 510 hasData: False
[1] pmt pid: 520 hasData: False
[1] pmt pid: 530 hasData: False
[1] pmt pid: 540 hasData: False
[1] pmt pid: 550 hasData: False
[1] pmt pid: 560 hasData: False
[1] pmt pid: 570 hasData: False
[1] pmt pid: 580 hasData: False
[1] pmt pid: 600 hasData: False
[1] pmt pid: 610 hasData: False
[1] pmt pid: 620 hasData: False
[1] pmt pid: 630 hasData: False
[1] pmt pid: 640 hasData: False
[1] pmt pid: 650 hasData: False
[1] pmt pid: 660 hasData: False
[1] pmt pid: 670 hasData: False
[1] pmt pid: 680 hasData: False