at the same time ok, but lest you could switch the DVB-T / DVB-S
I ask tvheadend team to fix this issue and I received this ignorant answer by Jardo Kysela:
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Multistandard tuner is considered as a multi tuner.Added by Jan Afl about 3 hours ago. Updated about 2 hours ago. Status:NewStart date:2017-03-10 Priority:NormalDue date: Assignee:-% Done: 0%Category:DVB Target version:- Found in version:4.1.2401 Affected Versions:
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Multistandard tuner has only single tuner and it is unable to use concurrently more standards. For correct config in current version is necessary to allow only single standard and tuner is degraded to single standard. Please, correct this issue. Also for my tuner based on avl6862 is shown strange standard - ATSC-C (look in attached picture). I don't what does means 'ATSC-C'. This chip is unable to demodulate ATSC, probably it is misinterpreted driver capabilities SYS_DVBC_ANNEX_B.
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#1 Updated by Jaroslav Kysela about 3 hours ago
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Multistandard tuner has only single tuner and it is unable to use concurrently more standards. For correct config in current version is necessary to allow only single standard and tuner is degraded to single standard.
Assign network only to the tuner which is currently active (usually DVB-T / DVB-C only). That's all. The other tuner won't be used when you don't assign a network. Eventually, you may disable the tuner in the driver (consult the driver source code if it's possible).
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I don't what does means 'ATSC-C'. This chip is unable to demodulate ATSC, probably it is misinterpreted driver capabilities SYS_DVBC_ANNEX_B.
Annex B is used mostly in cable networks in the North America. The ATSC standard also defines the EPG data (SI table contents) and other parameters which really differs from DVB. ATSC-C means ATSC-Cable in TVH which uses SYS_DVBC_ANNEX_B internally for the Linux DVBAPI.
#2 Updated by Jan Afl about 2 hours ago
Jaroslav Kysela wrote:
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Assign network only to the tuner which is currently active (usually DVB-T / DVB-C only). That's all. The other tuner won't be used when you don't assign a network. Eventually, you may disable the tuner in the driver (consult the driver source code if it's possible).
Your suggestion doesn't solve my issue. I like to use two standard. Some channels are in DVB-T and other in DVB-S. In driver switching standard takes only 300 msec. My suggestion is adapter as a single device with multistandard capabilites.
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Annex B is used mostly in cable networks in the North America. The ATSC standard also defines the EPG data (SI table contents) and other parameters which really differs from DVB. ATSC-C means ATSC-Cable in TVH which uses SYS_DVBC_ANNEX_B internally for the Linux DVBAPI.
Ok I see ATSC-C but there is impossible assign any network to this adapter!
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One more question. Did someone to import a list of E2TVH (1.5a) to K1 / K2. After importing doing everything according to the instructions and TVheadend freezes (No response). Of course, the web runs, you will see the signals and others.
Scanning issue is fixed, you don't need to use E2TVH. This program depends on db quality (how is up to date). You need only set single transponder for network and allow network discovery (New muxes + changes muxes).