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RFE: Multicast input support #322
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HI, so you are saying when someone asks for 11493 instead of opening the DVB card to get the stream from the network (rtp, rtsp or http stream) ? Thanks |
Hi @catalinii ,
Just that! However, add support for HTTP, RTSP, or other protocols are optional. Only plain UDP and RTP is sufficient (in fact, you have the code for reading both inside the code). My suggestion is support to read from network only multicast and unicast udp/rtp streams (in conformance with DVB specifications). You agree? |
Hi Lars, it sounds interesting, but let's see if there are another people interested in it. Thanks |
Hi @catalinii , As I said, this is already implemented in TVHeadend. And several users (including myself) are using it. Please! ;) |
Hi Lars, I agree it is an interesting feature, but I have few another RFEs on my plate currently. If this one is requested by more users, I can do it. The only problem at this point is that this would require pushing from multiple sockets into an adapter, but that might be one of the things that might be touched by the future implementation so I will keep it in mind. thanks |
Hi @catalinii , I am extremely interested in this functionality! What I can do to help? In any case,
I don't understand this... Are not you already doing that with the satip client mode? |
Hi, |
Hi @catalinii ,
I understood that the "client mode" uses RTP (udp port and udp+1, so two sockets) as the SAT>IP server uses RTP for sending the stream. Therefore, minisatip in this case is reading from two sockets at the same time: the RTP and the RTCP (RTP+1). It's this wrong? Moreover, for implementing my request only one socket is need. Let me to explain:
The idea is to support udp unicast/multicast, but optionally rtp can be also interesting. I hope you can support it soon. ;) |
Hi @catalinii , I noticed now that @perexg is the main developer of TVHeadEnd... Hi @perexg ! So, perhaps hi can help to add this functionality to minisatip. In the TVHeadEnd the configuration is quite simple: you have a list of IPTV multicast inputs, and you have the option to set one "SAT>IP frequency" for each input. Then any request to this frequency (in a short range) redirects to the multicast input. This is done for DVB-T, but it works with all systems, as the trigger is only the frequency. Then, for minisatip my suggestion is very similar: a simple m3u list with the multicast inputs and the frequency. Then, the trigger of the frequency is just the same. The only part to handle is the reading of the stream using the network. But, as you have implemented the "satip client mode" you have half the work done. I hope you decide soon to implement this. ;) |
Hi, I close this issue. Other SAT>IP servers already implement this functionalty. So you can use them with the Regards. |
Lars, |
Hi,
I suggest to add one simple IPTV-to-SAT>IP functionality incorporated to TVHeadend some time ago.
The idea is quite simple: when you request some frequency, instead of use one tuner, you read from the network one udp/rtp multicast stream (a full TS, DVB compatible with all PAT/PMT tables).
For example, you can use some m3u (or plain text file, or Json file) with something like:
Easy to understand, and for checking (you can use for example VLC for read this file). Also, if you need it you can insert more "EXTSATIPxxx" options, like "source", "fe", or any other for complete the mapping.
The goal is to use minisatip as a translator for IPTV sources to SAT>IP clients.
What you think?
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