IP Radios - Hispasat 30W

[EnoSat]

on e2 for me not work
i changed the tp and port and not sound

Thanks to xosef, PRISA is once again functional in e2.

 1038 root      2692 S    /bin/sh -c wget http://127.0.0.1:8001/1:0:2:3E9:3116:3116:CE43116:0:0:0: -q -O- | mpe2mp4 -i - -o - -p 1001 -a 229.0.0.1 -n 10001 2>/dev/null
 1039 root      6124 S    wget http://127.0.0.1:8001/1:0:2:3E9:3116:3116:CE43116:0:0:0: -q -O-
 1040 root      1716 S    mpe2mp4 -i - -o - -p 1001 -a 229 0 0 1 -n 10001

 

[musicaOM]

Thanks, but what would the dabstreamer input for mpe2mp4 look like? How can we reduce the latency to 2 or 5 seconds when listening to these channels? I usually have a 15-second latency on these channels.

 

[EnoSat]

    elif tool == "ott3":
        _, sref, pid, ip, port = parameters
        cmd = "wget http://127.0.0.1:8001/%s -q -O- | mpe2mp4 -i - -o - -p %s -a %s -n %s 2>/dev/null" % (sref, pid, ip, port)

Try defining PILOT in satellites.xml (lamedb) and see how quickly you get a LOCK signal (but since most new tuners operate in AUTO mode, they ignore these additional parameters).

 

[musicaOM]

I believe the problem lies with StreamProxy, specifically the one operating on port 8001, which is causing an audio delay of approximately 15 seconds compared to the original FM broadcast.

 

[jsda30]

    elif tool == "ott3":
        _, sref, pid, ip, port = parameters
        cmd = "wget http://127.0.0.1:8001/%s -q -O- | mpe2mp4 -i - -o - -p %s -a %s -n %s 2>/dev/null" % (sref, pid, ip, port)

Try defining PILOT in satellites.xml (lamedb) and see how quickly you get a LOCK signal (but since most new tuners operate in AUTO mode, they ignore these additional parameters).

thank a lot and thanks to xosef
but we need mpe2mp4 file at usr/bin
where can i get that file? thanks in advanced

 

[EnoSat]

sat-universe

 

[musicaOM]

Good evening. Has the SNR of the Prisa and Prisa Cataluña transponder also decreased for you? Thank you.

 

[Satfaca]

Yes, substantialy.
Hardly receivable now for me even with a 2.4m antenna, it was easy with 1.2m before.
And I need to "drift" the antenna just slightly more to the west from other transponders in order to get the signal.

 

[satesco]

In my area, it's still possible to receive these IP radio muxes even with a 0.90 cm dish at 30.0W, including Radio Orbit 1000 with a symbol rate of 185.
An FEC of 2/3 helps us.

 

[EnoSat]

DVB-S2/QPSK FEC-2/3 - 3dB , on the edge LOCK

 

[Satfaca]

Hm, indeed. I am in fact getting 8 dB with 120cm aswell.

Has anything else changed (IPs, ports ...)?! I have no music coming out...

 

[satesco]

I am not sure what to say, but at 8dB you shouldn't have any problems. If you've locked 12552 H, then the VMA Stream Transport Analyser should display the streams on MPE. Just click on one, and the player will open. The app will automatically detect the IP address and port, so you don't have to look for them.

 

[musicaOM]

This is my current signal strength; many times it doesn't even pick up a signal. Am I at the signal limit, or is my decoder struggling because of the narrow bandwidth?

 

[musicaOM]

Now!

 

[musicaOM]

I've noticed that the Catalan transponder varies a lot in snr. Now, Sunday at 9:00 AM, I have this reading.

 

[satesco]

...
I've noticed that the Catalan transponder varies a lot in snr. Now, Sunday at 9:00 AM, I have this reading.

It’s not a signal issue at 30.0W. Your receiver, particularly the tuner, is designed to boast high signal-to-noise ratios but can’t actually handle the signal. I don’t know what brand your receiver is, but just because it’s labelled “4K” doesn’t mean it’s worth buying at a lower price.
I’m not sure an update would solve the problem with the fluctuating signal. A 100% signal is a scam.

I don’t know if this will convince you, but with a 0.90 cm antenna, even far from the Hispasat satellite beam, the signal is stable even for muxes with low symbol rates, such as IP radio streams.
Here’s a test on 12520 V, 511.2/3, S2, which has an MPE stream (Sapo Radio); it’s true that reception is via the TBS6983 card.

 

[musicaOM]

I have Qviart Lunix 4K, the problem is the Catalan transponder; sometimes I get a signal and other times I can be without one for hours, but when it does get a signal it doesn't go away. How much did the pc sat cost you? Is it USB?
Pd: I have an 80cm antenna

 

[satesco]

I bought my TBS6983 for $249, but unfortunately, it’s out of stock and is no longer being manufactured.
However, the TBS6903 is in the same class in terms of quality and performance.

I hope you can find this card, because I read somewhere that it’s also out of stock or hard to find on the TBS website.
If it’s not available there, you might be able to buy it from some speciality stores.

I’ll also mention the 5927USB tuner, which is the highest-performing DVB-S2 device available on the market. I should note that, like the 6983/6903, it doesn’t have the S2X extension.

However, if you’re not an enthusiast, and until the time when the S2X extension is used to broadcast TV programs via satellite, the 5927 covers exactly what most people looking to buy satellite receivers are after, with the added advantage that it gives you access to apps, players, and utilities—most of which are free.
What I’m saying now also applies to the other two cards mentioned.

 

[EnoSat]

I have Qviart Lunix 4K, the problem is the Catalan transponder; sometimes I get a signal and other times I can be without one for hours, but when it does get a signal it doesn't go away.

Another potential issue could be LOF frequency instability in the LNB (especially at "narrow" frequencies). Your signal level is sufficient. Is your LNB equipped with PLL, DRO, ... ?

 

[musicaOM]

Otro posible problema podría ser la inestabilidad de frecuencia LOF en el LNB (especialmente en frecuencias "estrechas"). Su nivel de señal es suficiente. ¿Su LNB está equipado con PLL, DRO, etc.?

It's DRO, not PLL