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| − | == MythBuntu 7.10 with DVB-C and sasc-ng ==
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| − | Install MythBuntu as describe in the mythbuntu installation manual but do not run myth-setup yet (suggested in the last step when installing). Reboot the PC and when MythTV is started just hit ESC and terminate mythtv-frontend. Mythbackend is also not running because it it is not setup correctly.
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| − | Than download and compile the latest dvb-c kernel drivers as described here:
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| − | [[http://linuxtv.org/wiki/index.php/How_to_install_DVB_device_drivers#The_LinuxTV_drivers|LinuxTV dvb drivers]]
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| − | The packages that I installed during this step are
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| − | * sudo apt-get install mercurial linux-headers-$(uname -r) build-essential
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| − | I just downloaded the drivers to my home directory and compiled from there.
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| − | * hg clone http://linuxtv.org/hg/v4l-dvb
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| − | * cd v4l-dvb
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| − | * make
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| − | * sudo make install
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| − | Now reboot the PC to make sure the latest drivers are used. Hit ESC again when mythtv frontend is started to exit it.
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| − | Next step is to get the sasc-ng source. You need to have subversion installed to get the source code:
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| − | * cd (to go back to your home directory)
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| − | * sudo apt-get install subversion
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| − | * svn co https://opensvn.csie.org/sascng sasc-ng
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| − | This downloaded revision 114/170 of sasc-ng (114 is the revision of the dvbloopback kernel driver, 170 is the version of sasc-ng)
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| − | first run the configure command and point this to the v4l-dvb source code
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| − | * cd sasc-ng/trunk/
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| − | * ./configure --dvb-dir=/home/<user>/v4l-dvb
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| − | * make module
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| − | before we can compile sasc-ng we need to install some additional packages:
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| − | * sudo apt-get install libssl-dev
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| − | * sudo apt-get install gettext
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| − | in order to prevent a error while compiling create an empty compiler.h file in the v4l-dvb source code
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| − | * touch /home/<user>/v4l-dvb/linux/include/linux/compiler.h
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| − | now you can compile sasc-ng
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| − | * make
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| − | now you have a dvbloopback.ko kernel module and the sasc-ng executable in the sasc-ng/trunk directory
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| − | to test if they are working you can insert the dvbloopback module using the following command:
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| − | * sudo insmod /home/<user>/sasc-ng/trunk/dvbloopback.ko num_adapters=<number of dvb cards>
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| − | and than you can run sasc-ng using the following command:
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| − | sudo ./sasc-ng -j 0:1
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| − | now you can work on setting up the sc_files directory to decrypt the channels you want to watch. I use a NewCS server on my local lan as a cardserver so I need to setup a cardclient.conf file with a newcamd line in there:
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| − | * newcamd:hostname:port:emm/caid/mask:username:password:cfgKey
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| − | have a look at the example file you can find at:
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| − | /home/<user>/sasc-ng/trunk/sc/PLUGINS/src/sc-src/examples/cardclient.conf.example
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| − | Now continue to setup mythtv using the new virtual card. I prefer to import a channels.conf in mythtv instead of doing a scan.
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