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Satellite sources of DAB feeds - part 3 #35
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I've read today that Media Broadcast has been awarded the contract to broadcast DAB+ services for NDR and RBB regional broadcasters for 4 years (+2 optional ones) https://www.radioszene.de/142405/ndr-rbb-media-broadcastdigitalradio-dab.html |
Well, thanks for your message. But I personally don't expect them via satellite in future as the NDR will be split to regional multiplexes soon. The only one which might be on satellite is Bundesmux II which starts later this year. |
I read some days ago (thanks to online translators) that NDR was going to expand DAB+ this year on some regions, and regionalization of the NDR 1 national programmes would take place in the summer. |
DAB Italia and EuroDAB Italia feeds have left 5º West, 12690 V. |
Thanks, see 6096328 |
So.......... we may supose that one of the two current feeds (4.8 E or 28 E) will be removed. |
Anyone spotted BMux2 already? |
I've tried to look for small carriers near the current known ones, at 7 East (12572 V) and 23.5 East (1264X V), but I don't find anything. |
A German DXer informed me that the Turkish transport stream only consists of NULL bytes at the moment.
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@jpuigs ok it seems the SFN s not yet active, there are terrwstrial tests already, but they only produce one single service "program 1" without audio. |
You are rights the test mux was active on one transmitter only, I think there the Dab muxer is located. |
TRT is back. |
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Yes, I found it, but it's in GSE. Astra 23,5 East, 12668 V, DVB-S2, SR 1500, 8PSK Depending on the TBS card it says encapsulated, generic or continuous stream. And I fear the MIS is 1 or even 2 (depending on the card). So no chance for us (yet). Have list it in the README.md, see c7ef54b |
Good and Bad news. |
If you want to see what's inside, why not using a (Hex-)Editor ... ? Here is a longer file, captured by TBS6903x Professional. 23.5E_12668,085_V_1500_(2020-09-26 12.54.15)_dump.zip During the current tests German forums and Facebook reports show the same only service "Programm 1" After a while the old DVB-S Stream will disappear for sure as GSE is much more modern and accurate. If someone wants to try with a SDR (software defined radio) solution: Use a DVB-T (!!) Stick with E4000 Tuner (due to the very high frequency above 2 GHz) or HackRF or other and http://www.pabr.org/radio/leandvb/leandvb.en.html and then please report if you can see and use (!) the BB frames. |
I did it, but I didn't notice anything about Bmux or Bmux2. Maybe I looked for too fast...... |
The build in editor in Transedit is fine, as well. This is a shareware called Speed Commander, but any other should be OK, too. Let me try with my dongle, as I did it for neighboring DLF on the same transponder in the past. |
@andimik great catch! Unfortunately I think old BMux feed will disappear soon. The new GSE stream has a better spectral efficiency. TBS and DigitalDevices cards however differ: However there's still one piece of software missing that extracts the content of the IPv4 packets out of the GSE packets. |
Actually, there is libgse that can decapsulate network packets from GSE, but I found only testing tool as reference of how to do that, and it uses .pcap files, not a raw BBframes: https://forge.net4sat.org/opensand/libgse/blob/master/test/test_encap_deencap.c |
My TBS5927 shows 2 Muti streams, but none of them has output stream ¿¿¿¿???? |
Forget 5927, this card cannot handle that at all. I am not sure if the Multistream here is correct or not. |
As my 5927 can't handle that........... which TBS device (USB) would work ? |
Well, don't buy it, you will be very angry like many others according to the TBS forum. It's a massive step backwards for a feed hunter. Believe me, I have it as well. As long there is no better driver and no software to handle this kind of streams you only can use notepad.exe or your favorite hex editor to view the raw input. And: There is no USB solution yet. I had to buy a desktop PC. |
Thanks, I didn't plan to buy anything... just asked to know if any USB would see something. |
Yes, newspaperman also mentioned two other cards. With 5927 you might see some bytes. But not a constant stream. |
I fear you are asking the wrong persons to support you. For assistance in this particular software please ask the programmer/manufacturer or read its manual. As it is common DVB-S (no multistream, no encryption, no GSE) you probably just need to check another transponder what the exact syntax is. There are plenty of old DVB-S transponders still on 19.2E. As you already succeeded in receiving and (!!) decoding the mux I don't see a problem here. |
tune-s2 11604 V 2200 -system DVB-S -lnb UNIVERSAL -adapter 1 |
You are able to lock according to the log. Signal is good enough (15 dB). But please understand we will not be able to solve your problem. Please read the manual of this software or ask your question in a board (maybe also in your language). But you are definitely wrong here. |
Did something change with the 2 German national muxes on 23.5°E 12641 V? My TBS6903X still locks the transponder perfectly and gives GSE data, but pts2bbf/bbfedi2eti don't seem to be able to decode anything any more. I'm trying to figure out if something has changed with the transmission or it's a DVB driver bug. The PID seems to have changed from 270 to 280 for the pseudo TS data (so I had to rebuild pts2bbf) which is making me wonder about the drivers. |
Have you checked your (software) setup? The (pseudo) PID has nothing to do with the GSE transmission. |
I think it probably is this, new drivers were released in the last month and I updated to them. I will roll back and re-test. I just wanted to confirm that nothing has changed with the actual transmission and it should still work as before? |
Could you please specify which driver you are talking about? There are several (TBS web page, github.com, deeptho). I mean, your observation shall be a warning for all users which want to receive GSE packets. |
I'm using the TBSDTV Github drivers - installed as indicated here: https://github.com/tbsdtv/linux_media/wiki |
You wrote you have changed the PID in I cannot test GSE at the moment. |
I try to lock the 2 German national muxes (Bundesmux) on 23.5°E 12641 V. |
On Monday I could listen to them. The SR is 1500. Please read the |
I rolled back my TBS drivers to the versions I previously used (which worked before) and I still can't decode 12641V on 23.5°E. The signal seems to lock fine at around 11dB C/N on my TBS6903X, but the output BBFrames decapsulated from the pseudo TS seem to be continuous stream frames rather than GSE frames, this may explain the different pseudo TS PID (I believe the pseudo PID changes based on the mode). Something seems to have changed. What device are you using @andimik ? |
It is a TBS 6903x v1, but in the past months I was using my PC somewhere else and didn't update it for a while. |
Just to update on this, the problem I was having is now solved thanks to @crazycat69 - tbsdtv/linux_media#356 The bbframe option has to be set in the module options for stid135 in order for the GSE BBFrames to be encapsulated in the expected way, so adding the following to /etc/modprobe.d/stid135.conf and reloading the drivers (either manually or by reboot) fixes it -
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He mentioned to use the GSE branch. Do you need to set this parameter, too? |
No, everything else is the same as before - using the 'latest' branch. From how I understand it, it seems the 'gse' branch allows you to get the actual raw GSE data from the card, rather than the pseudo TS encapsulated version that we use for pts2bbf etc. This could be interesting to try out. |
@newspaperman see above, maybe the GSE branch will do the same like your tool |
I've just discovered, that both Bundesmuxes from Germany now can be received with normal DVB-S hardware (even if they are 20 years old). https://www.digitalbitrate.com/dtv.php?mux=12168&liste=1&live=70&lang=en
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It seem the two BuMux are no longer broadcasted on 12168V |
I realized too, but thought they would be back soon, which was not the case ... Anyway, they might switch to 19.2E (like WDR and Kronehit) in the next future. But no idea what format they will use. |
Dear Adam, I had to reinstall my PC but now I cannot listen to GSE Feeds (Bundesmux 1 and 2) anymore. Tried both, TBS Github driver and deeptho drivers for blindscan. For me, there was no file Thanks for your hint! |
mentioned in #35 (comment) thanks to user @mrwish7 and @crazycat69
Because there are too many postings here, please use the new issue #55 |
Summary of closed issue #28 (= Satellite sources of DAB feeds - part 2)
wget -q -O - https://rbbedi.irt.de:443/services/x | dablin_gtk -f edi -I
wget -q -O - https://bredi.irt.de:443/services/x | dablin_gtk -f edi -I
wget -q -O - http://edihttp.vrt.be:8187/services/x | dablin_gtk -f edi -I -1
to listen to, whereas x is the subchannel ID, see https://www.fmlist.org/sendertabelle/dab-ww.php and http://search-hradio.irt.de/
Combining them to a single DAB ETI stream is not 100% possible, but there is a workaround with dropouts
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