Frage von Kill3Rb34n:
Hi,
because I have no more appropriate sub-forum have found, I want to briefly describe my problem:
I am currently s.einem test setup in which a DVB to IP Gateway DVB-S2 signals s.eine multicast address into the network broadcasts. On the other, I have a powerful client (2 * Intel Xeon 2.33, 3 GB Ram, Geforce 8800 GTX), the streams should play. When the stream is considered to act H.264 encoded content.
The playback of the stream is bound with the Windows Media Player be realized, this is fixed. They are on the client already installed DirectShow Filters (ffdshow, Cyberlink H.264 decoder).
Currently I have 4 streams (HD Pro7, Sat.1 HD, Anixe HD and Astra HD), as the multicast network.
For a stream to be able to play, I give the Windows Media Player in the Open URL dialog box following:
udp: / / @ multicast IP: Port / (ClassID of DirectShow Filters)
The streams will not play. In most cases, then the error message .... can not play ... might not support the file type or the codec ...
In some cases, the playback of the stream of Astra HD. The streams of other channels I could not yet play.
Has anyone here perhaps an idea, what could this be? But I would be very grateful, because my mind nothing more slowly.
Achso I have already checked with the TSReader whether the streams arrive correctly, this is synonymous of the case.
Antwort von devaube:
Hi,
"Achso I have already checked with the TSReader whether the streams arrive correctly, this is synonymous of the case."
What exactly have you checked? If the signal stream 100% identical?
regards
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Antwort von WoWu:
.. looks like because of your TS, you mappst IP in MPEG2?
Can your client because the PES read before they are gemapped?
Can a reasonable standard codecs to read the application?
Or you simply remuxed the source of the Seder to a new TS?
To me the whole design is not yet clear ...
Antwort von WoWu:
... test times but synonymous timing-whether the stamps still vote, if necessary You have in your new re-stamp TS.
