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I'm trying to debug performance issues in our system. There seem to be issues with both high data rate streams, and with our post-processing. I would like to be able to read an entire transport stream (all PIDs, without specifically identifying them) from the tuner and dump it to, for example, /dev/null, or to a file. This lets me work on the high data rate issue separately from the post-processing, and I can use a captured stream to work on the post-processing. All of the examples that I have been able to find, so far, set up a filter for each PID, then either capture the individual PID streams or remultiplex them into a new TS. I have code that tunes the frontend correctly. Can anyone point me to a simple "now that the FE is tuned, grab the entire stream" example? Thanks. DAN TAYLOR dtaylor@xxxxxxxxxxxx www.startrac.com
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