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Stuart Morgan wrote:
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<pre wrap="">On Wednesday 25 Nov 2009 14:36:32 Roger James wrote:
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<pre wrap="">After much logging and looking at the code and my database setup, I can
only conclude that this is related to the CRC errors. I think the wrong
PMT error is a red herring as I have not seen it again for a couple of
days. However there a lots of CRC errors and service 4287 still does not
get any EIT data. dvbsnoop does not report any crc errors. I have line
of sight to the transmitter which is less than a mile away so
transmission errors are unlikely. The StreamID of 0x70 is not a valid
PES stream ID as far I can see all valid ones should have the top bit
(0x80) set and the received CRC increasing by one on each packet looks
very suspicious. Googling for the Failed CRC error reveals a lot of
cases where the stream ID of 0x70 is reported.
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The CRC errors are unrelated. 0x70 is an unimportant stream which has no CRC
hence the errors, but they don't explain the issue you are seeing.
A dump of your channel and dtv_multiplex tables to pastebin.ca might be
helpful.
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Stuart,<br>
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Tables pasted to<br>
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<a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="http://pastebin.ca/1687035">http://pastebin.ca/1687035</a><br>
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Source 1 is DVB-T(freeview) and source 5 is DVB-S(freesat).<br>
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The BBC2 channel is at line 691 and the PSB1 (old MUX 1) mux is at line
697.<br>
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multirec is enabled on all adapter cards.<br>
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The problem only appears to affect BBC2 on DVB-T. For the time being I
have put an xmltvid on the BBC 2 DVB-T channel so I do get some
listings on it. This was not set whilst I was doing the tests and there
were no listings for that channel in the program table. The BBC 1
channel also did not have an xmltvid at that time but that did seem to
be be getting listings from the EIT data.<br>
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I feel I must be missing something obvious here.<br>
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Thanks,<br>
<br>
Roger<br>
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