Cardinput table
The cardinput table contains a row for each input listed in the capturecard table. It uses the videosource table as a reference. For example, a video capture card can have an RF input, an S-Video input and a composite video input. This table also stores the binding between a Video Source and an input -- if the RF input is direct analog cable and the S-video input is digital cable through a box, this is where that information will live.
| Field | Type | NULL | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
| cardinputid | int(10) | ||
| cardid | int(10) | 0 | |
| sourceid | int(10) | 0 | |
| inputname | varchar(32) | ||
| externalcommand | varchar(128) | YES | NULL |
| preference | int(11) | YES | NULL |
| shareable | char(1) | YES | N |
| tunechan | varchar(5) | ||
| startchan | varchar(5) |
EXAMPLE SETUP: DIGITAL CABLE, ATSC QAM_256 mysql> select * from cardinput where cardid = 1;
| cardinputid | cardid | sourceid | inputname | externalcommand | preference | shareable | tunechan | startchan | freetoaironly | diseqc_port | diseqc_pos | lnb_lof_switch | lnb_lof_hi | lnb_lof_lo | displayname | radioservices | childcardid | dishnet_eit | recpriority |
| 1 | 1 | 2 | DVBInput | NULL | 0 | N | NULL | 108 | 0 | NULL | NULL | 11700000 | 10600000 | 9750000 | HD3000 Digital | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
Only the 'displayname' field (in this case 'HD3000 Digital') is user supplied freeform text. The 'startchan' is also the last channel tuned on this card. If the card gets set to a channel it cannot actually tune, this field may have to be re-set in Mysql to a usable channel number.
