GetMux1Frequency() out of bounds exception

[danIrl]

Hi,

Trying to setup DVB-T radio for the first time. Get an exception regarding the mux frequency out-of-bounds?

Logs attached.

Cheers!

My BDA settings:
[TERTYPE]
1=Ireland
2=ThreeRock
[DVB]
;Position = Channelname,Frequency(KHz),Inversion(0,1),0,Bandwidth (7MHz=1, 8MHz=2)
0=1
1=C54,738000,0,0,8

[bgowland]

OK - the main problem at that stage will be the line starting ;Positon. The semi-colon denotes a 'comment' and there's a bug in the code which means it doesn't handle comments properley.

Could you try the attached binaries and let me know what happens.

1. Close pvrx2 if it's running and stop the DVB-T Radio Service.
2. Extract all files in the attached zip to the 'Plugins\DVB-T Radio' folder.
3. Copy the two DvbtrLib files to the 'Plugins\Common' folder.
4. Start the radio service and try again.

I'd be interested to see the logs for this as I've a sneaky feeling that RoI DTT uses a different audio stream type to the UK. I'm hoping this version will handle that.

Cheers,
Brian

EDIT: Attachment removed.

[danIrl]

Hi Brian,

Okay now I get index out of range.

[danIrl]

Hi Brian,

I suspected that your code might expect at least two frequencies, so I added another dummy one to the bda file.

Got a little further.. but still no channels.

/Dan.

[bgowland]

Hi Dan,

I suspected that your code might expect at least two frequencies, so I added another dummy one to the bda file.

The code was originally written to expect six freqs as that's the norm for the UK - I adjusted it to cope with less but there's obviously a bug if there's only one. I'll check the code.

Got a little further.. but still no channels.

It's not locking to the signal - it could be the +/- 166/167khz issue. GB-PVR adjusts for this but I take the freq. values literally. You could try editing the first freq. to be 737834. If that doesn't work, try 738167 (or 738166).

Cheers,
Brian

[bgowland]

Aaaaaagh! No no no!

OK I think I got it. The RoI probably won't have the same original network identifier (ONID) as the UK. You'll need to edit the DVBTRadio.xml file (use either Notepad or the Settings button on the Config app's Plugins page).

The entry will need to be <ONID>XXXX</ONID> where XXXX is the ONID for the RoI. You can find this by looking at one of the scan cache files in the GB-PVR BDA folder, example...

Code:

T:C25,505834,0,0,8~NID:12293[B][color=Red]~ONID:9018[/color][/B]~TSID:4100~P:4164~V:600~A:601~L:eng~PMT:4164~LCN:1~PCR:600~N:>BBC ONE

In this case 9018 is the ONID for UK Freeview.

You can probably ignore what I suggested in my previous post about adjusting the frequency if the ONID is correct. Make sure you restart the DVB-T Radio Service after you make the change.

[danIrl]

I had read previous posts in this forum already about the ONID. I was already using the right value.

I also tried changing the frequency to the three values you mentioned, but no difference. Does not seem to lock onto the frequency.

[Graham]

Will the log produced by this help ...

http://www.hauppauge.co.uk/board/showthread.php?t=12082

Graham

[danIrl]

Aye.. that is a handy tool alright.

Running it this morning, gives Quality = 100, strength ~ 60.
Frequency = 738000, BW=8.

[bgowland]

Out of interest couild you zip and attach the log it produced?