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Jaroslav Kysela 2015-03-26 11:48:57 +01:00
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<br><br>
<hr>
<b>SAT>IP Server</b>
<b>SAT&gt;IP Server</b>
<hr>
<dd>SAT>IP Server is something like DVB network tuner. TVHeadend can
forward mpegts input streams including on-the-fly descramling to SAT>IP
<dd>SAT&gt;IP Server is something like DVB network tuner. TVHeadend can
forward mpegts input streams including on-the-fly descramling to SAT&gt;IP
clients.</dd>
<dd>Only networks with the "SAT>IP Source" field set are exported
through the SAT&gt;IP protocol. This field is matched through the "src"
parameter asked from the SAT>IP client. Usually (and by default) this value is 1.
For satellite tuners, this value determines the satellite source (dish).
By specification position 1 = DiseqC AA, 2 = DiseqC AB, 3 = DiseqC BA,
4 = DiseqC BB, but any numbers may be used - depends on the SAT&gt;IP client.
Note that if you use a similar number for multiple networks, the first matched
network containing the mux with requested parameters will win
(also for unknown mux).</dd>
<dl>
<dt>RTSP Port
<dd>
Select RTSP port (TCP) for realtime commands from SAT>IP clients. Usually
Select RTSP port (TCP) for realtime commands from SAT&gt;IP clients. Usually
(as defined in the specification) this port is 554. But as extension,
TVHeadend can use any TCP port value (which is default 9983 for non-root
users). But the SAT>IP client must allow to set this value (TVHeadend
users). But the SAT&gt;IP client must allow to set this value (TVHeadend
client will obtain the RTSP port number automatically using the XML
description). If the RTSP port value is zero, the SAT>IP server
description). If the RTSP port value is zero, the SAT&gt;IP server
functionality is not enabled.
<dt>Subscription Weight
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Subscription weight value. Default value is 100 (standard streaming). Note
that the default value for DVR is 300 (normal priority).
<dt>Exported DVB-T Tuners
<dt>Descramble Services
<dd>
Exported DVB-T tuners - streaming instances.
<dt>Exported DVB-S2 Tuners
<dd>
Exported DVB-S2 tuners - streaming instances.
<dt>Exported DVB-C Tuners
<dd>
Exported DVB-C tuners - streaming instances.
The maximum limit of services descrambled per a mux. If zero, the
descrambling functionality is disabled.
<dt>Muxes Handling
<dd>
When SAT>IP client requests new mux configuration, tvheadend can handle it
When SAT&gt;IP client requests new mux configuration, tvheadend can handle it
in three ways. The auto (0) configuration means that if the mux does not exists,
a temporary mux is created and removed when the client closes the
connection. The keep (1) configuration will remember all successfuly scanned muxes.
The reject (2) configuration will reject unknown muxes.
<dt>Exported DVB-T/T2 Tuners
<dd>
Exported DVB-T/T2 tuners - streaming instances.
<dt>Exported DVB-S/S2 Tuners
<dd>
Exported DVB-S/S2 tuners - streaming instances.
<dt>Exported DVB-C/C2 Tuners
<dd>
Exported DVB-C/C2 tuners - streaming instances.
<dt>Exported ATSC/DVB-C(AnnexB) Tuners
<dd>
Exported ATSC/DVB-C(AnnexB) - streaming instances.
</dl>
</dl>

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<dt><b>Ignore Provider's Channel Numbers</b>
<dd>Do not use the local channel numbers defined by provider.
<p>
<dt><b>SAT>IP Source Number</b>
<dd>For DVB-S SAT>IP source means the LNB selection. 0 = do not use; 1 = AA; 2 = AB; 3 = BA; 4 = BB.
Other values are allowed too (but clients have to support them).
For other network types (DVB-T, DVB-C), use value 1 to enable SAT>IP for this network.
<dt><b>SAT&gt;IP Source Number</b>
<dd>This field is matched through the "src" parameter asked from the
SAT&gt;IP client. Usually (and by default) this value is 1.
For satellite tuners, this value determines the satellite source (dish).
By specification position 1 = DiseqC AA, 2 = DiseqC AB, 3 = DiseqC BA,
4 = DiseqC BB, but any numbers may be used - depends on the SAT&gt;IP
client. Note that if you use same number for multiple networks,
the first matched network containing the mux with requested parameters
will win (also for unknown mux). If this field is set to zero,
the network cannot be used by the SAT&gt;IP server.</dd>
<p>
<dt><b>EIT Local Time</b>
<dd>EPG (EIT) events uses local time instead UTC.