Hello,
In theory the driver could be made to send the DEC the reset sequence when
all devices were closed. However, due to the awkwardness of switching
between slave and stand-alone mode, I've decided against this. Hence this
application, which I hope provides the user a nice compromise between
control and ease-of-use.
ttusb_dec_reset is a small utility for resetting a ttusb-dec device to
stand-alone mode after use. It requires libusb, which can be found here:
http://libusb.sourceforge.net/
There is probably a package for it included with your linux distribution
though.
For the utility to reset a device, it must have permission to access the usb
device, and the device must not be claimed by anything else. That means that
the ttusb-dec module must be rmmoded before using this utility. You probably
want to have turned off any hotplug mechanisms before running the utility
or the device will likely get taken over again once it comes back up. Or you
could just yank the usb cable out.
The utility takes no arguments, you just run it:
./ttusb_dec_reset
Cheers,
Alex
Crohan
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Renamed at-Official to at-All.
Added and updated all frequencies. from
http://www.ors.at/fileadmin/user_upload/downloads/DVB-T_Kanalbezeichnungen_und_Mittenfrequenzen.pdf
No further details are given besides an 8MHz bandwith so assuming the previous settings for now.
Signed-off-by: Oliver Schinagl <oliver@schinagl.nl>
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Hi Oliver
While you're in the renaming mood, 'ch-Zuerich-cablecom' could also be
renamed to 'ch-Zuerich-upc-cablecom' with the following content
(according to the cablcom's website, the tuning data still seems to be
correct):
# upc cablecom
# Zurich, Switzerland
# freq sr fec mod
C 410000000 6900000 NONE QAM64
So, and now I stop bothering you ;)
Cheers and thanks again for your work!
Christian
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May have messed up git mv here?
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The Frequency for NL has changed recently. Anything above channel 60
is no longer allowed and thus has been removed. Also some other changes
due to the destruction and rebuilding of 'Hoogersmilde'.
Reported by Geert Hedde Bosman <geert.hedde.bosman@gmail.com>
Hello,
in summer 2012 in the Netherlands major frequency changes took place in DVB-t broadcast. Some new
frequencies were added as well. Therefore the frequency-file dvb/dvb-t/nl-All is no longer
actual. Could someone (i believe Cristoph P. is one of the maintainers) please update this file?
The website http://radio-tv-nederland.nl/ provides an up to date frequency list.
As an example: i had to add the following line to the file 'nl-All' to get the FTA tv-stations in
the north of the Netherlands as it was missing:
T 674000000 8MHz 1/2 NONE QAM64 8k 1/4 NONE
regards
GHB
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