This affects IPTV where there is only 1 input, if 2 services have the same PIDs
then both services were receiving each others packets and causing a mess!
I think later on I should really remove the transport list from the input and
have it on the mux? I think I did it this way to keep some things simpler, but
it's caused confusion here.
This should fix#1875.
This occurs where compressing small, already compressd files, typically images.
I could avoid compression of very small (or already compressed) files. But its
simple to keep things uniform and fixing this makes sense anyway!
Should be a bit better at handling tables that may or may not exist.
We have an initial timeout after which we check if data for any tables
has been received but incomplete.
This is still far from ideal, really what is needed is to make this
all more async based on when we sync etc... but this will do for now.
UI now has 3 possible colours, red - not working, orange - not connected
(but will probably work, used for new non-persistent mode 2) and green -
actively connected.
Often I want to enable trace (and debug) for a specific set of subsys,
but I had it configured to enable ALL debug if any debug related options
were spec'd (for compat). But this was a PITA and I kept doing
--trace blah --debug none just to get around it!
For networks with extended EIT, having EPG take precdence causes chaos
during init scan. The reality is that forcing an EPG scan to stop because
someone wants to scan a new mux is probably the right thing to do anyway.
Previously all standard DVB and ATSC tables were installed, this
would cause the initscan to time out. We try and be more clever
with determining the type, but this will do for now.
The code allows the option to be per mux (file), but the cmdline
is currently limited to a global setting, which is likely to be
more than enough.
The commit fixes simultaneous channel decryption.
We are enumerating services based on the generated seq value.
In fact it should be elementary stream PID, but currently
we can leave it until PMT code rework.
The CA_SET_PID and CA_SET_DESCR from OSCam was always set with
seq=0 leading to setting all keys always to first subscribed
service.
