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capmt: Improve docs for updated code

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Jaroslav Kysela 2014-06-03 21:05:20 +02:00
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<dd>If selected, connection will be tried to be established and retained up.
If unselected, Tvheadend will disconnect (if connected) and not try to reconnect.
<dt>Camd.socket Filename
<dt>Camd.socket Filename / IP Address
<dd>Socket filename which is usually opened by cam client. Tvheadend
tries to connect to this socket file.
<p>
In mode 3 (TCP), enter the IP address of the oscam server. Tvheadend
tries to create a TCP connecting to this IP adress and <i>Connect port</i>.
<dt>Listenport
<dt>Listen / Connect port
<dd>If running on a so called full-featured DVB-Card this can be left
empty.
Running on Budget-Cards one has to use a dummy ca-device. This is
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</dl>
This module will communicate the received control-words back to
Tvheadend via Port 9000
<p>
In mode 3 (TCP), this port is used for the oscam connection. It must
be equal to the listen port in the oscam/dvbapi settings.
<dt>OSCam mode
<dd>If selected, connection will be made directly to oscam without using LD_PRELOAD hack.<br>
Port 9000 will be used automatically.<br>
The following lines are required in <b>[dvbapi]</b> section of oscam.conf file:
<dl>
<dt>boxtype = pc<br>
pmt_mode = 4
</dl>
<dd>
<dt>mode 0 (LD_PRELOAD)
<dd>LD_PRELOAD hack is active
<dt>mode 1 (old OSCam)
<dd>If selected, connection will be made directly to oscam without
using LD_PRELOAD hack.<br>
Port 9000 will be used automatically.<br>
The following lines are required in <b>[dvbapi]</b> section of oscam.conf file:
<dl>
<dt>boxtype = pc<br>
pmt_mode = 4
</dl>
<dt>mode 2 (new OSCam since revision 9095)
<dd>In this mode, no UDP connections are required. All communication
is processed though the Camd.socket
<dt>mode 3 (new OSCam since revision 9574)
<dd>A TCP connection to server is created. All emm/ecm data are send
to oscam using this connection without a requirement for the real
linuxdvb devices in the system with OSCam. This mode is suitable
for all DVB devices including SAT>IP and IPTV.
<dt>mode 4 (new OSCam since revision <i>patched</i>)
<dd>Similar to mode 3, but a Camd.socket connection is used instead
of the TCP connection.
<dt>Comment
<dd>Allows the administrator to set a comment only visible in this editor.