EPG search - orbital position in results

[ims21]

Should be there in EPG Search results added service orbital position ?

If there exist same service on more orbital positions with more bouquets (and with different bitrate), then is difficult to decide from which to create a timer. [OrbitalPosition °E/W] in results would be good...

[jbleyel]

Orbital position is available in epg search result if you use e2Remote. Bitrate is available for the current running service.

[ims21]

What do you mean with e2Remote in OWIF ?

• bitrate was example only, for what user need knows, where is service ...
• f.eg. same service can be on DVB-T, 23,5E, 0.8W in different quality => user need know in EPG Search result, which service orbital position it is ( I think, it cannot be problem - same info is displayed in channel list, when is enabled "Show Service type in channel list"...)

[jbleyel]

You have 2 options.

• use e2Remote
• wait until i have time to implement this in openwebif epg search result

[ims21]

or add it to classic myself, if will be time ...

[ims21]

Thanks.

little note: service_type for channel list in epg results are little strange ... SD4/23.5E UNKNOWN/DVB-T UHD/DVB-T

for channel list it is similar: UNKNOWN/DVB-T UHD/DVB-T I think, there is something wrong... See Etsi en 300 468 v1.16.1, page 85 - there is table for STYPE.

[jbleyel]

Please send me the SREF and the result for the strange once. And send me the link for STYPE because i don't know what etsi 300 486 is?

[jbleyel]

I have found this. https://www.etsi.org/deliver/etsi_en/300400_300499/300468/01.16.01_60/en_300468v011601p.pdf

[ims21]

f.eg. '1:0:16:308:C94:3:EB0000:0:0:0:','HBO2' ... SREF is 0x16, displayed SD4

[jbleyel]

This is correct.

[jbleyel]

SERVICE_TYPE_TV = 0x01 SERVICE_TYPE_RADIO = 0x02 SERVICE_TYPE_SD4 = 0x16 SERVICE_TYPE_HDTV = 0x19 SERVICE_TYPE_UHD = 0x1f SERVICE_TYPE_OPT = 0xd3

[ims21]

• All FullHD terestrial services in DVB-T2 HEVC has all "1F" - there should be "HEVC" and not UHD, imho
• and "A" should be RADIO and not UNKNOWN/TV (1:0:A:4302:F206:20CB:EEEE0000:0:0:0:)

[jbleyel]

A = RADIO -> OK 1F = HEVC -> to be discussed because HEVC is a codec and not a type like RADIO,SD,HD,UHD

[ims21]

ok. Weird, why terrestrial using 1F ... for 1920x1080 and for 960x540 too

[jbleyel]

no it's not weird , 1F means HEVC and the resolution can be anything. But HEVC is normaly used only for UHD.

[ims21]

whole our country newly using all DVB-T2 under HEVC (for 1920x1080 and for 960x540), no UHD...

I think, all countries changing terrestrial to T2 as HEVC now ...

[jbleyel]

Not so easy the whole thing. 1F = HEVC and normaly UHD but not UHD if DVB-T2 19 = H264 and normaly HD 16 = H264 and normaly SD