alt dvb 2.5 new

[SatSearcher]

Yes, but no clear packets

 

[ptergrand]

I couldn't fully understand. If you could explain it in detail, I would be very happy.

 

[ptergrand]

vplug biss solver TS-TS What is it for?

 

[EnoSat]

So still not sure what I'm doing wrong here, everything is correct but still get scan error!
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It looks like something is occupying the stream for scanning. Do you have anything else running?

 

[EnoSat]

vplug biss solver TS-TS What is it for?

TS-TS is used to decapsulate the Abertis stream (it is not used to decode audio/video)

 

[SatSearcher]

No, not that I'm aware of! I always close other programs (CrazyScan, SmartDVB etc) before using AltDVB, as they all use the same TBS6903 card

 

[ptergrand]

I understand now

 

[EnoSat]

I thought it was some plugin in AltDVB

No, not that I'm aware of! I always close other programs (CrazyScan, SmartDVB etc) before using AltDVB, as they all use the same TBS6903 card

I thought it was some plugin in AltDVB

 

[ptergrand]

There must be a Biss Decoder key in the program.

 

[ptergrand]

I am not talking about the add-ons section, the BISS program must be included in the program itself.

 

[EnoSat]

Insert BISS key in DCW.dll and watch channel

 

[ptergrand]

I'm not talking about that, I want the BISS plugin to be in the ALTDVB program.

 

[EnoSat]

You can write to the author on his forum, but I don't think he will do it, since the MDAPI interface is used.

 

[SatSearcher]

Finally got it sorted, thanks to @EnoSat for your help!

 

[satesco]

The Siminn IP stream on 11056 V at 1.0W can run directly through the TS-TS function, but to get a clean image, you would probably need a filter to “clean” the accompanying data/info(?).
Does anyone have any idea how we could get it to play cleanly? Perhaps @vma?

 

[EnoSat]

Simi would have to write a TS-IP or IP-TS decap module

 

[satesco]

Perhaps the time will come when we can view DVB-NIP streams, such as 12380 V at 13.0°E, or 11048 V with SimminRadio at 1.0W.
AltDVB appears to be promising with its streaming feature(?).