21.6E IP multiple IP streams

satesco

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seven antennas,one toroidal with 16 lnbs,
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21.6E_10722 V,30000,2/3,8PSK-Program 1101 Demo
Here is a mux with multiple IP streams, but although it is free, it cannot be viewed because it is encapsulated. It manifests as a generic stream even though it is not of this type.


 

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Interesting! Any indications as to what it might be?
 
MPE transfer demonstration
 
It is difficult to tell who and what content is being transmitted, but after the rare moments when voices are heard speaking in English, French, Chinese...Too bad we don't have a utility for such streams.
 
A longer recording would be great. I think I can almost make out the logo of M6, the French station, but it might just be my mind.
 
21.6E_10722 V,30000,2/3,8PSK-Program 1101 Demo
Here is a mux with multiple IP streams, but although it is free, it cannot be viewed because it is encapsulated. It manifests as a generic stream even though it is not of this type.

you try view saved MPE IP payload from TSReader or live retransmit IP paylod (multicast)?
 
this is what i get using dvb-ip-mpe2ts in scan mode:
Code:
root@sf8008:/tmp# dvb-ip-mpe2ts -s 100 -i 224.ts
Nr. | PID  | Dest-IP-Address | Port  | Payload Type     | Channel Name
--- | ---- | --------------- | ----- | ---------------- | ------------------------------
1   | 1011 | 224.100.100.5   | 5000  | 33  MP2T       AV | Channel List
2   | 1012 | 224.30.3.11     | 6000  | 33  MP2T       AV | orp01-ten999-ch002-hls_sb
3   | 1012 | 224.30.3.10     | 6000  | 33  MP2T       AV | orp01-ten999-ch001-hls_sb
4   | 1013 | 224.30.3.12     | 6000  | 33  MP2T       AV | orp01-ten999-ch003-hls_sb
5   | 1013 | 224.30.3.13     | 6000  | 33  MP2T       AV | orp01-ten999-ch004-hls_sb
6   | 1014 | 224.30.3.15     | 6000  | 33  MP2T       AV | orp01-ten999-ch006-hls_sb
7   | 1014 | 224.30.3.14     | 6000  | 33  MP2T       AV | (null)
8   | 1015 | 224.30.3.16     | 6000  | 33  MP2T       AV | orp01-ten999-ch007-hls_sb
9   | 1016 | 224.31.3.10     | 6020  | 33  MP2T       AV |
10  | 1016 | 224.31.3.10     | 6000  | 33  MP2T       AV | orp01-ten999-ch001-dash_sb

No luck for now in opening the channels

@CrazyCat : viewing saved MPE with tsreader leads to broken image ike in the 1st post
 
you try view saved MPE IP payload from TSReader or live retransmit IP paylod (multicast)?
Yes, I have seen (the word comes) every stream saving MPE IP payload using TSReader(v 2.8.56.a)
 

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try VLC instead PotPlayer
 
I first tried to play these streams with VLC, but, as you can see, the result is the same as with PotPlayer.
I don't know if, on Windows, it is possible to play these streams in the clear; maybe it is. That's why I would ask other users to try because the signal of 10722 V, 30000,2/3,8PSK is strong and can be received in many parts of Europe. Who knows, maybe it can do what I couldn't.
 

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Got it!
I have recorded few seconds of entire transport stream, then "decoded" with "dvb-ip-mpe2ts" and i got a clean file that i can play with VLC:
Code:
root@sf8008:/tmp# dvb-ip-mpe2ts -s 1000 -i 224.ts
Nr. | PID  | Dest-IP-Address | Port  | Payload Type     | Channel Name
--- | ---- | --------------- | ----- | ---------------- | ------------------------------
1   | 1011 | 224.100.100.5   | 5000  | 33  MP2T       AV | Channel List
2   | 1012 | 224.30.3.11     | 6000  | 33  MP2T       AV | orp01-ten999-ch002-hls_sb
3   | 1012 | 224.30.3.10     | 6000  | 33  MP2T       AV | orp01-ten999-ch001-hls_sb
4   | 1013 | 224.30.3.12     | 6000  | 33  MP2T       AV | orp01-ten999-ch003-hls_sb
5   | 1013 | 224.30.3.13     | 6000  | 33  MP2T       AV | orp01-ten999-ch004-hls_sb
6   | 1014 | 224.30.3.15     | 6000  | 33  MP2T       AV | orp01-ten999-ch006-hls_sb
7   | 1014 | 224.30.3.14     | 6000  | 33  MP2T       AV | (null)
8   | 1015 | 224.30.3.16     | 6000  | 33  MP2T       AV | orp01-ten999-ch007-hls_sb
9   | 1016 | 224.31.3.10     | 6020  | 33  MP2T       AV |
10  | 1016 | 224.31.3.10     | 6000  | 33  MP2T       AV | orp01-ten999-ch001-dash_sb

I processed PID 1012:
Code:
root@sf8008:/tmp# dvb-ip-mpe2ts -i 224.ts -o o.ts -p 1012 -a 224.30.3.11 -n 6000

and i got my "o.ts" file:
f24.png
So PID 1011 contains France24.
 
Here the complete channel list:

Code:
Nr. | PID  | Dest-IP-Address | Port  | Payload Type     | Channel Name
--- | ---- | --------------- | ----- | ---------------- | ------------------------------
1   | 1011 | 224.100.100.5   | 5000  | 33  MP2T       AV | Channel List
2   | 1012 | 224.30.3.11     | 6000  | 33  MP2T       AV | FRANCE 24
3   | 1012 | 224.30.3.10     | 6000  | 33  MP2T       AV | ARTE
4   | 1013 | 224.30.3.12     | 6000  | 33  MP2T       AV | EUTELSAT PROMO
5   | 1013 | 224.30.3.13     | 6000  | 33  MP2T       AV | EUTELSAT PROMO
6   | 1014 | 224.30.3.15     | 6000  | 33  MP2T       AV | EUTELSAT PROMO
7   | 1014 | 224.30.3.14     | 6000  | 33  MP2T       AV | ARIANESPACE LAUNCH (VA229)
8   | 1015 | 224.30.3.16     | 6000  | 33  MP2T       AV | EUTELSAT PROMO
9   | 1016 | 224.31.3.10     | 6020  | 33  MP2T       AV | NULL
10  | 1016 | 224.31.3.10     | 6000  | 33  MP2T       AV | NULL
 
Very interesting. Looks like some kind of test from Eutelsat themselves. Maybe they're going to market it for cheaper feeds or something.
 
We can watch the channes in E2 if we have the great dabstreamer installed:

Code for lamedb:
Code:
/
00d70000:27d8:022e
    s 10722000:30000000:1:2:215:2:0:1:2:0:2
/


044d:00d70000:27d8:022e:12:0
EUTELSAT PID 1012
p:Eutelsat,c:1503f4,f:40
044e:00d70000:27d8:022e:12:0
EUTELSAT PID 1013
p:Eutelsat,c:1503f5,f:40
044f:00d70000:27d8:022e:12:0
EUTELSAT PID 1014
p:Eutelsat,c:1503f6,f:40
044c:00d70000:27d8:022e:12:0
EUTELSAT PID 1015
p:Eutelsat,c:1503f7,f:40
044b:00d70000:27d8:022e:12:0
EUTELSAT PID 1016
p:Eutelsat,c:1503f8,f:40

Then make a new favorite group and paste this:
Code:
#SERVICE 4097:0:0:0:0:0:0:0:0:0:http%3a//localhost%3a5237/ott/1%3a0%3aC%3a44D%3a27D8%3a22E%3aD70000%3a0%3a0%3a0%3a/1012/224.30.3.10/6000:Arte
#DESCRIPTION Arte
#SERVICE 4097:0:0:0:0:0:0:0:0:0:http%3a//localhost%3a5237/ott/1%3a0%3aC%3a44D%3a27D8%3a22E%3aD70000%3a0%3a0%3a0%3a/1012/224.30.3.11/6000:France24
#DESCRIPTION France24
#SERVICE 4097:0:0:0:0:0:0:0:0:0:http%3a//localhost%3a5237/ott/1%3a0%3aC%3a44E%3a27D8%3a22E%3aD70000%3a0%3a0%3a0%3a/1013/224.30.3.12/6000:Eutelsat Promo
#DESCRIPTION Eutelsat Promo
#SERVICE 4097:0:0:0:0:0:0:0:0:0:http%3a//localhost%3a5237/ott/1%3a0%3aC%3a44E%3a27D8%3a22E%3aD70000%3a0%3a0%3a0%3a/1013/224.30.3.13/6000:Eutelsat Promo2
#DESCRIPTION Eutelsat Promo2
#SERVICE 4097:0:0:0:0:0:0:0:0:0:http%3a//localhost%3a5237/ott/1%3a0%3aC%3a44F%3a27D8%3a22E%3aD70000%3a0%3a0%3a0%3a/1014/224.30.3.14/6000:Eutelsat Promo3
#DESCRIPTION Eutelsat Promo3
#SERVICE 4097:0:0:0:0:0:0:0:0:0:http%3a//localhost%3a5237/ott/1%3a0%3aC%3a44F%3a27D8%3a22E%3aD70000%3a0%3a0%3a0%3a/1014/224.30.3.15/6000:Eutelsat Promo4
#DESCRIPTION Eutelsat Promo4
#SERVICE 4097:0:0:0:0:0:0:0:0:0:http%3a//localhost%3a5237/ott/1%3a0%3aC%3a44C%3a27D8%3a22E%3aD70000%3a0%3a0%3a0%3a/1015/224.30.3.16/6000:Eutelsat Promo5
#DESCRIPTION Eutelsat Promo5
#SERVICE 4097:0:0:0:0:0:0:0:0:0:http%3a//localhost%3a5237/ott/1%3a0%3aC%3a44B%3a27D8%3a22E%3aD70000%3a0%3a0%3a0%3a/1016/224.30.3.10/6000:Eutelsat Promo6
#DESCRIPTION Eutelsat Promo6
#SERVICE 4097:0:0:0:0:0:0:0:0:0:http%3a//localhost%3a5237/ott/1%3a0%3aC%3a44B%3a27D8%3a22E%3aD70000%3a0%3a0%3a0%3a/1016/224.30.3.10/6020:Eutelsat Promo7
#DESCRIPTION Eutelsat Promo7

The channels on PID 1016 and 1015 are not visible (scrambled??) but the rest works fine (a little glitch every now and then)

Bye!:cool:
 
Congratulations, @cirio70, on your achievement and for the how-to :) Thanks to you, I worked a stream, France 24.
The test is done on Ubuntu:
 

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We can watch the channes in E2 if we have the great dabstreamer installed:

I search this forum, is there somewhere a explanation on how to get and install dabstreamer?
The sentance above implies that everyone already has it installed or knows how.
 
 
Would anyone know what type of receiver/converter a ground station studio would use to capture these signals?
I am assuming that the ground station receiving these feeds from a satellite dish would have a receiver/converter connected to the dish LNB that transcodes the signal ready for use in the ownward flow?
 
Maybe S400 or S401 or R-2710
novra-s200-satellite-ip-receiver-configuration-diagram.jpg
 
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