On Sat, 8 May 2010, paul at clubi.ie wrote:
> Speaking of which, I see "FreeView HD" channels started to be
> broadcast in my area recently. I should see what's needed to get
> access to that. (In theory I think it should just be a matter of a
> software update if using a USB stick...).
Ok, DVB-T adapters will not work with DVB-T2 transmissions, because
the low-level encoding formats have been changed (the trellis
encoding format, it can use new FEC codes, etc). All that is done in
hardware with the DVB dongles I have.
However, if IE they're doing something like MPEG-4 video encoding
over a the existing DVB-T low-level interface, then you might still
expect it to work with Linux.
regards,
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