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1.1 jruoho 1: # Miscellaneous DVB Notes
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3: ## How to test that a device is working?
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1.2 ! jruoho 5: Here is one basic way to test a [[!template id=man name="dtv" section="4"]] device. The example uses DVB-T. First install the necessary packages
1.1 jruoho 6:
7: # cd /usr/pkgsrc/multimedia/dvb-apps
8: # make install package clean
9:
10: # cd /usr/pkgsrc/multimedia/mplayer
11: # make install package clean
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13: Scan a basic `channels.conf`:
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15: $ scan -x 0 /usr/pkg/share/dvb/dvb-t/fi-Turku > \
16: ~/.mplayer/channels.conf
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18: Then you should be able to already use `mplayer`:
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20: $ mplayer dvb://"YLE TV1"
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22: For more involved testing, one can use for instance `tzap` (or equivalently,
23: `czap` or `szap`). In one terminal set the driver for recording:
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25: $ tzap -r "YLE TV1"
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27: This gives continous information such as the signal strength. Check that the
28: FE_HAS_LOCK flag is present. Then pipe in an another terminal:
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30: $ cat /dev/dvb/adapter0/dvr0 > file.ts
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32: At some point break and try to play the output file with `mplayer`.
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