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dvbsnoop has been updated to version 1.4.50.

dvbsnoop is a DVB/MPEG stream analyzer, e.g.
useful to analyze digital TV streams
(DVB-S, DVB-S2, DVB-C, DVB-T, DVB-H, DVB IP).

For more information or output examples, please
visit: --> http://dvbsnoop.sourceforge.net/

dvbsnoop - an open source DVB / MPEG analyzer has been updated to version 1.4.0.

dvbsnoop enables you to analyze DVB or MPEG data streams send via cable, satellites or read from file.

For more information or output examples, please visit the dvbsnoop website: --> http://dvbsnoop.sourceforge.net/

dvbsnoop - a open source dvb/mpeg stream analyzer program is now available as version 1.3.77.

dvbsnoop enables you to sniff and trace dvb/mpeg2 stream data (e.g. send via digital television or radio broadcasts).

This is a source upload to catch up source tar balls with the cvs and to provide bugfixes.

To get some expression what dvbsnoop can do for you, please have a look on the examples on the dvbsnoop website:... read more

dvbsnoop - a open source dvb/mpeg analyzer program is now available as release version 1.3.35.

This is a source release to catch up source tarballs with the cvs at http://cvs.tuxbox.org.

To get some expression what dvbsnoop can do for you, please have a look on the examples on the dvbsnoop website:

--> http://dvbsnoop.sourceforge.net/

dvbsnoop requires the DVB-API version 3 (or API 1) (http://www.linuxtv.org) installed on your system. The DVB-API should be integrated part of the linux kernel as of version 2.6.0.... read more

Which data streams are transmitted for "internet
over satellite", WebTV, MHP or digital television
(DTV)? Dvbsnoop will translate these data streams
(DVB protocol) sent via cable or satellite into
human readable form.

This version provides new and enhanced features
like spidering/following PIDs or improved pidscan
on a transponder. Also bugfixing has been done..

To get some expression what dvbsnoop can do for
you, please have a look on the example and feature
list at:... read more

dvbsnoop - the open source dvb/mpeg analyzer program is now available as "test" version 1.2.5.

This version includes basic decoding of DSM-CC and MHP. Also some bugs are fixed. For more information what is dvbsnoop is capable of, please read the change file or visit http://dvbsnoop.sourceforge.net

dvbsnoop - a open source dvb/mpeg analyzer program is now available as release version 1.2. Digital television (DTV) will make analog TV obsolete
in the future, but how does DTV work and what data
are transmitted? dvbsnoop will translate the DVB protocol used by digital TV and send via cable, satellite or terrestrial digital television into human readable form.

This version comes with some new helpfull features like
bandwidth-snoop for PIDs, pidscan on a transponder, and frequency
signal status snooping. Also playback from saved streamfiles
is possible...... read more

dvbsnoop 1.1.21 is a snapshot of the current sourcetree at cvs.tuxbox.org.

This snapshot will also compile on i386 linux. To create the makefile, use autoconf & configure (see doc).

dvbsnoop is mainly tested on the dbox2 (a ppc-based digital satellite receiver), but it should run on i386-linux with installed dvb-api/driver. Short feedbacks for i386-linux/dvb-cards are welcome...
Please give the PID-SCAN feature a try on dvb cards...... read more

dvbsnoop 1.1.0 is a snapshot of the current source at cvs.tuxbox.org. Due to demands I placed a source tarball for non-cvs-users on sourceforge. dvbsnoop is tested on the dbox2 (a ppc-based digital satellite receiver) only, but it should run on i386-linux, too. (Adaption of Makefile.am may be necessary). Short feedbacks for i386-linux/dvb-cards are welcome...

http://dvbsnoop.sourceforge.net/
dvbsnoop is a DVB stream analyzer program.

dvbsnoop is currently part of the tuxbox (linux@dbox2) project, which is located on

http://cvs.tuxbox.org/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/tuxbox/

http://dvbsnoop.sourceforge.net/
dvbsnoop is a DVB stream analyzer program.

dbox2 is a "german" digital satellite receiver (DVB-STB). The dbox2 is known to be the first digital tv receiver running on Linux... ;-)

To check out the tuxbox source (HEAD-tree):
cvs -d:pserver:anonymous@cvs.tuxbox.org:/cvs/tuxbox -z3 co -P . ... read more