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Multiple PCI tunners with 8 Tunners multicast list issue #207

Open AlbertEinsteinGlitchPoint opened 6 years ago

AlbertEinsteinGlitchPoint commented 6 years ago

Hi lads

i haven´t seen on the config file an option to generate a unique multicast and unicast m3u lists

with all channels being streamed.

We have a test server running with the new PCI-e TBS6909 tunner cards they have 8 tunners, that means filtering 8 TPs simultaneously, aldo because its running on autoconfig

it gerenates the IP4 multicast ip using the %syd_lo.%number and also via %card.%number

also have autoconfig port for unicast, which generates a unique port for each channel on multicast, also when i login to the http_port via web, i can only see the unicast and multicast list for that specific transponder.

It would be nice to combine such feature to allow merging all the unicast and multicast tps to one single list.

As i have developed a WEBGUI php frontend to run with mumudvb, which loas features , add tps, scan channels auto, and export them to the correct mumdvb folders, aldo i am having issue in syncronizing all the m3u for each TP scanned on each tunner in one single file, i have tried setting same port unicast for all but then i have stream issues crashing channels.

Would it be possible to create output file master unicast vlc and master multicast vlc ?

Saentist commented 6 years ago

If someone update some of this repos https://github.com/OPENevents/OE-IPTV https://github.com/maldex/MultiMuMu with SQLite

AlbertEinsteinGlitchPoint commented 6 years ago

Well problem is not SQLite..

my webGUI runs fine

braice commented 6 years ago

Hello,

The process are independent for stability reasons, so you will need one way or another to merge the information you need to merge, either via a script or other

It seems that it is what you are already doing, so I think you are on the right path

Brice

2018-05-17 21:39 GMT-04:00 AlbertEinsteinGlitchPoint < notifications@github.com>:

Well problem is not SQLite..

my webGUI runs fine

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AlbertEinsteinGlitchPoint commented 6 years ago

Hi brice

so i will need code to fetch from web port which i am already doing + write "RB" function to create a new file and input all others inside ? hmmm i am kind of lost on how to do this , but eventually i will figure something out, i tought as the autconf generates all the separate m3u for each TP ,it could generate one master file where all other inputs from each TPs would be added to generate a universal updated list.

Saentist commented 6 years ago

something as this https://github.com/solvek/pled

AlbertEinsteinGlitchPoint commented 6 years ago

Thks Saentis will have a look at it.

Atm i am only fetching manually via WEBGUI once stream is started, i am running codeigniter php on the webgui.

i will have a look at the code from PLED to see if i can adatp it to my needs.

as i have just installed a new machine server Asrock H110 Pro BTC + with 13 slots ATM running 3 TBS6909 octa tunner + 1 6814 isdbt, so with that said on DVB-S i am running 24 Tunners thats 24Tps on C band, as normaly its 1 to 5 channels per TP.. so putting up together all the TPs m3u lists in one main list is a must have task around here.

BTW i have setup logger console in the webgui to read from log file path from mumu, but its not live log from console it only updates every 20 seconds or so, do you have any link to any live source to parse in PHP?

Saentist commented 6 years ago

Use PIPE to read live logs

AlbertEinsteinGlitchPoint commented 6 years ago

PIPE ?

Saentist commented 6 years ago

Something as this https://serverfault.com/questions/390739/logging-with-named-pipes