After talking to Jean-Pierre F6DZP about his Tutioune software.
I had another look at the S2-3600 DVB-S/S2 USB dongle I bought.
I have managed to hack some code, that using the Linux DVB API
can tune the dongle to 1.3 GHz and lock onto my SDR generated DATV
signal. Next I am going to have to look at embedding Video inside a
QT4 application so I can make a homebrew DATV receiver. Most of the
Linux Apps for DTV are designed for broadcast reception and are not
convenient for amateur use. I have found an example of using the VLC
library for embedding Video so I will have a hack at that.
I will keep the transmit app and receive app separate
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Friday, 24 June 2011
Sunday, 6 March 2011
DVB-S Linux now working
Finally I have managed to get my S2-3600 DVB-S/S2
USB Dongle to work! I was missing some codecs. I installed
FedoraPlus and then used that to install the codecs.
I have yet to try it with an Amateur TV Signal but it seems to
perform well with a satellite signal. My Laptop works well with
SD video but struggles a bit with HD video.
When I get the time I will have a go with szap2 and see if I can get
it to operate a 2 MSymbols/s. The card is capable of doing it so it
should all work. When I tried telling my Windows Viewer to scan
a satellite with a 2M transponder it froze!
USB Dongle to work! I was missing some codecs. I installed
FedoraPlus and then used that to install the codecs.
I have yet to try it with an Amateur TV Signal but it seems to
perform well with a satellite signal. My Laptop works well with
SD video but struggles a bit with HD video.
When I get the time I will have a go with szap2 and see if I can get
it to operate a 2 MSymbols/s. The card is capable of doing it so it
should all work. When I tried telling my Windows Viewer to scan
a satellite with a 2M transponder it froze!
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