Hi all,
First of all download longmynd from filipcrump site Configure it in the way provided by author and compile it. Download ffmpeg alternative from https://github.com/jocover/jetson-ffmpeg and compile it
You may also find on the this repository my own compiled versions ready to use for Jetson Nano I do not give cut my head (stake my live), but you may also needed some libraries,although I assume that it will not be needed.
So the easy way is to copy to your fresh Nvidia Jetson nano installation of Ubuntu files and subdirectories located in user-local directory. I assume sudo will be available without a password.
Well, in user-local directory you may find two files: s1.sh and s2.sh wchich should be executable.
I would not treat it as a ready-made solution, but as a variation on the hardware and software capabilities of Jetson nano You have a better solution - show me and I'll take a look.
For example, I'd like to see the gst-launch syntax in conjunction with the RTMP:https:// protocol, which includes the destination IP and port and it will not be UDP or RTSP:https://
If I have not this line of code, in the mean time I separated tuner (s1.sh) and codec (s2.sh). In my case local Jetson nano IP was 192.168.0.120 so adapt please for your Jetson Nano address.
If you run:
sudo killall longmynd
for be sure
then
./s1.sh
./s2.sh (you must change in it path accordin to yours)
# Note: in stream10.sh you should change IP to a good one (yours Jetson nano)
after
screen -list
# then you will see two proces: wideo and tuner
if you wish to kill these processes you need to run: screen -S wideo -X quit screen -S tuner -X quit
Good Luck! and 73
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An Open Source Linux ATV Receiver.
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sudo apt-get install libusb-1.0-0-dev libasound2-dev
To run longmynd without requiring root, unplug the minitiouner and then install the udev rules file with:
sudo cp minitiouner.rules /etc/udev/rules.d/
make
Please refer to the longmynd manual page via:
man -l longmynd.1
If running longmynd standalone (i.e. not integrated with the Portsdown software), you must create the status FIFO and (if you plan to use it) the TS FIFO:
mkfifo longmynd_main_status
mkfifo longmynd_main_ts
The test harness fake_read or a similar process must be running to consume the output of the status FIFO:
./fake_read &
A video player (e.g. VLC) must be running to consume the output of the TS FIFO.
The status fifo is filled with status information as and when it becomes available.
The format of the status information is:
$n,m<cr>
Where:
n = identifier integer of Status message
m = integer value associated with this status message
And the values of n and m are defined as:
ID Meaning Value and Units
==============================================================================================
1 State 0: initialising
1: searching
2: found headers
3: locked on a DVB-S signal
4: locked on a DVB-S2 signal
2 LNA Gain On devices that have LNA Amplifiers this represents the two gain
sent as N, where n = (lna_gain<<5) | lna_vgo
Though not actually linear, n can be usefully treated as a single
byte representing the gain of the amplifier
3 Puncture Rate During a search this is the pucture rate that is being trialled
When locked this is the pucture rate detected in the stream
Sent as a single value, n, where the pucture rate is n/(n+1)
4 I Symbol Power Measure of the current power being seen in the I symbols
5 Q Symbol Power Measure of the current power being seen in the Q symbols
6 Carrier Frequency During a search this is the carrier frequency being trialled
When locked this is the Carrier Frequency detected in the stream
Sent in KHz
7 I Constellation Single signed byte representing the voltage of a sampled I point
8 Q Constellation Single signed byte representing the voltage of a sampled Q point
9 Symbol Rate During a search this is the symbol rate being trialled
When locked this is the symbol rate detected in the stream
10 Viterbi Error Rate Viterbi correction rate as a percentage * 100
11 BER Bit Error Rate as a Percentage * 100
12 MER Modulation Error Ratio in dB * 10
13 Service Provider TS Service Provider Name
14 Service TS Service Name
15 Null Ratio Ratio of Nulls in TS as percentage
16 ES PID Elementary Stream PID (repeated as pair with 17 for each ES)
17 ES Type Elementary Stream Type (repeated as pair with 16 for each ES)
18 MODCOD Received Modulation & Coding Rate. See MODCOD Lookup Table below
19 Short Frames 1 if received signal is using Short Frames, 0 otherwise (DVB-S2 only)
20 Pilot Symbols 1 if received signal is using Pilot Symbols, 0 otherwise (DVB-S2 only)
21 LDPC Error Count LDPC Corrected Errors in last frame (DVB-S2 only)
22 BCH Error Count BCH Corrected Errors in last frame (DVB-S2 only)
23 BCH Uncorrected 1 if some BCH-detected errors were not able to be corrected, 0 otherwise (DVB-S2 only)
24 LNB Voltage Enabled 1 if LNB Voltage Supply is enabled, 0 otherwise (LNB Voltage Supply requires add-on board)
25 LNB H Polarisation 1 if LNB Voltage Supply is configured for Horizontal Polarisation (18V), 0 otherwise (LNB Voltage Supply requires add-on board)
0: QPSK 1/2
1: QPSK 2/3
2: QPSK 3/4
3: QPSK 5/6
4: QPSK 6/7
5: QPSK 7/8
0: DummyPL
1: QPSK 1/4
2: QPSK 1/3
3: QPSK 2/5
4: QPSK 1/2
5: QPSK 3/5
6: QPSK 2/3
7: QPSK 3/4
8: QPSK 4/5
9: QPSK 5/6
10: QPSK 8/9
11: QPSK 9/10
12: 8PSK 3/5
13: 8PSK 2/3
14: 8PSK 3/4
15: 8PSK 5/6
16: 8PSK 8/9
17: 8PSK 9/10
18: 16APSK 2/3
19: 16APSK 3/4
20: 16APSK 4/5
21: 16APSK 5/6
22: 16APSK 8/9
23: 16APSK 9/10
24: 32APSK 3/4
25: 32APSK 4/5
26: 32APSK 5/6
27: 32APSK 8/9
28: 32APSK 9/10
Longmynd is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
(at your option) any later version.
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but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
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