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Pad Video Audio ================= Pads all video and audio packets within MPEG2 Transport Stream with null data (zeros). This process results in a lightweight stream (when compressed) that can be recorded or routed to another network with ease. An example of use would be testing a set top box remotely with live meta data. After the packets have been compressed the data rate is between 1-2 Mbps. The CPU usage on a Intel i5-2320 CPU @ 3.00GHz is utilised to around 28% while filtering the BBC mux. RAM is barely touched. The pipeline is setup such as: HOST: TV tuner -> mplayer -> pad_av -> gzip -> nc CLIENT: nc -> gunzip -> DtPlay -> STB The host receives the DVB stream by using mplayer (with magic, see mplayer section), pads the video and audio packet payloads with zeros, compresses, then sends to the client. The client receives the compresses TS packets, uncompresses, then pipes the content for modulation (DtPlay for example). Requires (Tested with) ========================= Python 2.7 MPlayer 4.7.2 DtPlay 4.2.1 Testing ================= Tested on a Intel i5-2320 CPU running Arch Linux, piping the BBC mux to another PC running Ubuntu. TV Tuner: AverMedia AverTV VolarHD (A835), Hauppauge WinTV Nova-T Channel List ================= A channel list is required so that the tuners can be tuned to the correct mux. This can be generated by executing a command like so: scan /usr/share/dvb/dvb-t/uk-CrystalPalace > /tmp/channels.cfg Tuning ================= The tuners need to be tuned to the correct desired mux before attempting the stream the content: tzap -a 0 -r -c /tmp/channels.cfg -x "BBC ONE" MPlayer ================= MPlayer requires channels.cfg to be place in ~/.mplayer (or specified) on the host. The magic refered to within the summary section is within the following line: allmega: .... :8192:8192:600 8192 is a magic PID that requests that the full transport stream is sent to mplayer rather than a single channel. A example of this setup can be found within channels.conf. examples: http://www.linuxtv.org/wiki/index.php/Multiple_programs Example Setup ================= HOST: mplayer "dvb://allmega" -dumpstream -dumpfile /dev/stdout | ./pad_va | gzip | nc -l -p 3333 CLIENT: nc 192.168.19.246 3333 | gunzip | DtPlay /dev/stdin -l 0 -r 24128342 -t 215 -mt DVBT -mf 482 -mc 2/3 -mG 1/32 -mC QAM64 -m RAW
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Removes Video and Audio from a DVB-T stream (pads with zeros)
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