Your earlier videos on the Raspberry Pi Multicast TV server were the reason I found, and subbed to, your channel originally. It's good to see you return to this subject with more detail in this series. :)
Thanks mate. I saw there was interest in that, so I thought I'd redo it and split up the different sections into their own videos. That way I can go further into each part, and people can just look for the info they're interested in. Did you set one up yourself?
@@TallPaulTech It's on my list of things to do. First I need to get a router that will deal with the multicast signal without swamping my network, so I'm looking forward to you covering that in your future videos.
You can't call that enterprise grade anymore. Now it's for granted in consumer network equipment above a certain price range. And a switch with IGMP snooping does not cost above 30 Euros anymore.
Hello, im from Indonesia and now im doing project about streaming digital television using raspberry and dvb tv hat. Anyway in Indonesia using dvb-t2 standard. But, I cant get the channel. Should I buy the tv tuner too for my system? thank you.
Hello, thank you for these videos. What USB Tuner would work for USA Open QAM and Raspberry pi to convert our private catv headend ro iptv using multiple tuners and pi's ? Thx.
is there a piece of software that would work with US ATSC/ Clear QAM? After watching your vid, i know dvblast is for dvb. I was just wondering if you've heard of one for the us tv standards?
Very nice. Thanks for these series. Very well done. One question I had is do I need multiple dvb adapters for different channels? I see you used ABC on the RPI, but can I add the entire scanned conf file to dvblast to output all channels and use vlc to connect to any channel?
Just to clarify Paul's answer a single adapter can tune in to a single frequency and receive only the channels that are in the multiplex on that given frequency. So you only need multiple adapters if the channels you need are on different multiplexes. If they're on the same multiplex then a single adapter will be enough.
Whats the best way to play rtp on a tv? I thought I could cast to a chromecast via vlc but chromecast doesnt support rtp. I use plex as well but it also appears to not support rtp.
Is anyone able to record the multicast stream using ffmpeg or something similar. I get perfect video in VLC but when I record it via ffmpeg it comes out pixilated and I loose audio after a few seconds.
Thanks for the videos CWNE88. Can you please give your current recommendations (i.e. Aug 2020) for: 1) A dvb-t USB dongle to use on a raspberry pi 4 in Australia 2) A dvb-t/dvb-t2 USB dongle to use on a raspberry pi 4 in Australia (i hear there has been t2 testing in Australia recently so might want to future proof) Thanks!
Thank you for this informative video. As others have pointed out, your original Dvblast videos were the reason I subbed to your channel. All of this is awesome and pretty "easy" to set up, the issue is Client-side viewing with a good WAF. Many of us are using Emby or Plex as their frontend, and I struggle to find a good way to integrate Dvblast into this. I'm not sure if Dvblast supports this, but an .m3u file to import into Emby or Plex would be the way to go. But then, I'm not well versed enough in linux and network infrastructure to understand if multicast works with .m3u or if I need a unicast stream. Any insight on this? Will you take a look at clients other than VLC? Something more akin to a standard DVR that a wife would understand? Thanks again!
If you saw my intro in the first video of this little series, I mentioned that I will talk about the clients too. Just keep watching :) As for the wife issues.... tell her there's footage of you on there in bed with the neighbour. She'll soon figure out how to play it.
In theory it should, as there is tzap, czap, and szap for tuning. I've only done dvb-t though I'm afraid. Maybe someone else has done this with other systems and can share their experience.
@@TallPaulTech Netherlands :) Only thing that concerns me, is that when i use my tv, i have to fill in the network code.. We will have to see how that works out..
Well a design like this wouldn't be suitable for a home network, but I know many people will want something like this at home, so I have a solution for that use case as well coming soon.
When I buy my first house I will go back to those videos :) ...Anyway Thank You for sharing this ....maybe on the end You can explain how to setup KODI to have IP tV setup properly, not just for watching mp4's. Awesome Video :)
Your earlier videos on the Raspberry Pi Multicast TV server were the reason I found, and subbed to, your channel originally.
It's good to see you return to this subject with more detail in this series. :)
Thanks mate. I saw there was interest in that, so I thought I'd redo it and split up the different sections into their own videos. That way I can go further into each part, and people can just look for the info they're interested in.
Did you set one up yourself?
@@TallPaulTech It's on my list of things to do.
First I need to get a router that will deal with the multicast signal without swamping my network, so I'm looking forward to you covering that in your future videos.
Me too. I eventually went down the road of HDHomeRun though as it's a little more versatile.
@@TallPaulTech is there a way to do this with tvheadend and have multiple clients.
This series is getting better every episode, You are extremely smart.
Really enjoy this "Series" you are doing now on the channel.
Keep up the good work.
tual Paul...I'm having problems with warning: failed opening CAM device /dev/dvb/adapter0/ca0 (No such file or directory)
do you have a solution?
You can't call that enterprise grade anymore. Now it's for granted in consumer network equipment above a certain price range. And a switch with IGMP snooping does not cost above 30 Euros anymore.
is dvblast capable of tve at&t uverse authentication? my dad is already an existing customer, so don't worry about not being able to obtain it!
Hello, im from Indonesia and now im doing project about streaming digital television using raspberry and dvb tv hat. Anyway in Indonesia using dvb-t2 standard. But, I cant get the channel. Should I buy the tv tuner too for my system? thank you.
Hello
CWNE88, the rasperry supports about thousands connection on internet?
Hello, thank you for these videos. What USB Tuner would work for USA Open QAM and Raspberry pi to convert our private catv headend ro iptv using multiple tuners and pi's ? Thx.
is there a piece of software that would work with US ATSC/ Clear QAM? After watching your vid, i know dvblast is for dvb. I was just wondering if you've heard of one for the us tv standards?
Great videoseries! Is it possible to do this with encrypted channels with a CAM-module , decoding all the channels before multicast the streams?
I believe that's possible, but I've only ever used it on free to air tv so I can't really help you with that myself.
We're using Terra STI410C DVB-T to multicast with CAM module.
no heatsink on the Pi ??
Very nice. Thanks for these series. Very well done. One question I had is do I need multiple dvb adapters for different channels? I see you used ABC on the RPI, but can I add the entire scanned conf file to dvblast to output all channels and use vlc to connect to any channel?
Each adapter would only be able to tune to a single frequency
Just to clarify Paul's answer a single adapter can tune in to a single frequency and receive only the channels that are in the multiplex on that given frequency. So you only need multiple adapters if the channels you need are on different multiplexes. If they're on the same multiplex then a single adapter will be enough.
Great video! For those of us in the USA, is dvblast compatible with ATSC tuners? I have a Hauppauge WinTV-HVR-950Q
Whats the best way to play rtp on a tv? I thought I could cast to a chromecast via vlc but chromecast doesnt support rtp. I use plex as well but it also appears to not support rtp.
i use tvheadend with a dvb-t usb adapter and in client side tvheadend apps for android tv or kodi addons
Could you provide a link to your p.o.e splitter?
Is anyone able to record the multicast stream using ffmpeg or something similar. I get perfect video in VLC but when I record it via ffmpeg it comes out pixilated and I loose audio after a few seconds.
Don't pkill dvblast... It'll bugger up the multicast kernel module and you can't restart the stream... Then have to reboot :(
Thanks for the videos CWNE88.
Can you please give your current recommendations (i.e. Aug 2020) for:
1) A dvb-t USB dongle to use on a raspberry pi 4 in Australia
2) A dvb-t/dvb-t2 USB dongle to use on a raspberry pi 4 in Australia (i hear there has been t2 testing in Australia recently so might want to future proof)
Thanks!
u r legend. I had lot of confusion but it give me little idea about it
Amaazing !!!! Thank you so much
Thank you for this informative video. As others have pointed out, your original Dvblast videos were the reason I subbed to your channel.
All of this is awesome and pretty "easy" to set up, the issue is Client-side viewing with a good WAF. Many of us are using Emby or Plex as their frontend, and I struggle to find a good way to integrate Dvblast into this. I'm not sure if Dvblast supports this, but an .m3u file to import into Emby or Plex would be the way to go. But then, I'm not well versed enough in linux and network infrastructure to understand if multicast works with .m3u or if I need a unicast stream. Any insight on this? Will you take a look at clients other than VLC? Something more akin to a standard DVR that a wife would understand? Thanks again!
If you saw my intro in the first video of this little series, I mentioned that I will talk about the clients too. Just keep watching :)
As for the wife issues.... tell her there's footage of you on there in bed with the neighbour. She'll soon figure out how to play it.
Do you think this can work for DVB-C?
In theory it should, as there is tzap, czap, and szap for tuning. I've only done dvb-t though I'm afraid. Maybe someone else has done this with other systems and can share their experience.
@@TallPaulTech Thanks. I orded a dvb usb device... lets hope it will work :)
Cool. What country are you in?
@@TallPaulTech Netherlands :)
Only thing that concerns me, is that when i use my tv, i have to fill in the network code.. We will have to see how that works out..
Let me know how it goes!
Looking forward to seeing how to do this without crushing my network!
Well a design like this wouldn't be suitable for a home network, but I know many people will want something like this at home, so I have a solution for that use case as well coming soon.
Maybe UDPXY on the same Pi?
Great! Thank you for your work. I am learning so much from your videos. Great channel.
MORE VIDEO'S LIKE THIS! YOU ARE THE BEST!
Haha, thanks. They're coming!
When I buy my first house I will go back to those videos :) ...Anyway Thank You for sharing this ....maybe on the end You can explain how to setup KODI to have IP tV setup properly, not just for watching mp4's. Awesome Video :)
All in good time my friend
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