http://mvdig.com/f387/how-create-your-own-logs-using-windows-dreambox-69607/
http://amuse.ftw.at/downloads/dvbh-relay/LIMBOS_Setup_v01
http://dvbsnoop.sourceforge.net/faq.html
http://dvbsnoop.sourceforge.net/features.html
http://www.kevin-lee.co.uk/freesat.html
http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=751053
http://dvbsnoop.sourceforge.net/manpage/dvbsnoop.man.shtml
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dvbsnoop 1 -n 1
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dvbsnoop -npd 0x5f0
0x5f0 is the ecm pid of channel ANT-1.
You will see that only packets with chid 13 (bytes "80 70 39 cd 00 05 00 13") and chid 28 (bytes "80 70 39 cd 03 05 00 28") are logged. With pre 25.02 drivers, all six packets are logged.
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0x413
========================================================== ./dvbsnoop -b 0x413 > /tmp/tsp7dump.bin Why don't you just use "dvbsnoop -b 0x3ea > dump.bin" or changing 3ea or whatever pid you want to monitor, also you need to make sure you are tuned into the correct Transponder, so change the channel on the remote or via web UI then use IRD_Logextract to process it later... Always works for me, and you can kick off the logging without needing your PC online, and process the log at a later date. [root at localhost src]# grep FOX8 ~root/.szap/channels.conf FOX8:12558:h:0:27800:1081:1082:1008 [root at localhost src]# ./dvbsnoop -n 1 -demux /dev/dvb/adapter1/demux0 1089 dvbsnoop V1.3.77 -- http://dvbsnoop.sourceforge.net/
[root at localhost src]# ./dvbsnoop -n 1 -demux /dev/dvb/adapter1/demux0 0 dvbsnoop V1.3.77 -- http://dvbsnoop.sourceforge.net/ ------------------------------------------------------------dvbsnoop -n 1 -ph 4 4088 ----------------------
dvbsnoop -n 1 -ph 4 4096
root@Dream8k_M4:~# dvbsnoop -n 1 -ph 4 3004
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root@dm500 /var/bin # ./dvbsnoop -s pidscan
dvbsnoop V1.3.96 -- http://dvbsnoop.sourceforge.net/
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Transponder PID-Scan...
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PID found: 0 (0x0000) [SECTION: Program Association Table (PAT)]
PID found: 1 (0x0001) [SECTION: Conditional Access Table (CAT)]
PID found: 16 (0x0010) [SECTION: Network Information Table (NIT) - actual net
work]
PID found: 17 (0x0011) [SECTION: Service Description Table (SDT) - other tran
sport stream]
PID found: 18 (0x0012) [SECTION: Event Information Table (EIT) - other transp
ort stream, present/following]
PID found: 20 (0x0014) [SECTION: Time Date Table (TDT)]
PID found: 60 (0x003c) [SECTION: DSM-CC - Download Data Messages (DDB)]
PID found: 80 (0x0050) [PES: ISO/IEC 13818-3 or ISO/IEC 11172-3 audio stream]
PID found: 84 (0x0054) [PES: ISO/IEC 13818-3 or ISO/IEC 11172-3 audio stream]
PID found: 88 (0x0058) [PES: ISO/IEC 13818-3 or ISO/IEC 11172-3 audio stream]
PID found: 92 (0x005c) [unknown]
PID found: 96 (0x0060) [unknown]
PID found: 100 (0x0064) [unknown]
PID found: 104 (0x0068) [unknown]
PID found: 108 (0x006c) [unknown]
PID found: 112 (0x0070) [unknown]
PID found: 116 (0x0074) [unknown]
PID found: 120 (0x0078) [unknown]
PID found: 124 (0x007c) [unknown]
PID found: 128 (0x0080) [unknown]
PID found: 132 (0x0084) [unknown]
PID found: 160 (0x00a0) [PES: ITU-T Rec. H.262 | ISO/IEC 13818-2 or ISO/IEC 11
172-2 video stream]
PID found: 161 (0x00a1) [PES: ITU-T Rec. H.262 | ISO/IEC 13818-2 or ISO/IEC 11
172-2 video stream]
PID found: 162 (0x00a2) [PES: ITU-T Rec. H.262 | ISO/IEC 13818-2 or ISO/IEC 11
172-2 video stream]
PID found: 163 (0x00a3) [unknown]
PID found: 164 (0x00a4) [unknown]
PID found: 165 (0x00a5) [unknown]
PID found: 166 (0x00a6) [unknown]
PID found: 167 (0x00a7) [unknown]
PID found: 168 (0x00a8) [unknown]
PID found: 169 (0x00a9) [unknown]
PID found: 170 (0x00aa) [unknown]
PID found: 171 (0x00ab) [unknown]
PID found: 172 (0x00ac) [unknown]
PID found: 173 (0x00ad) [unknown]
PID found: 400 (0x0190) [SECTION: DSM-CC - Download Data Messages (DDB)]
PID found: 610 (0x0262)
PID found: 620 (0x026c) [SECTION: DVB CA message section (EMM/ECM)]
PID found: 1024 (0x0400) [SECTION: Program Map Table (PMT)]
PID found: 1025 (0x0401) [SECTION: Program Map Table (PMT)]
PID found: 1026 (0x0402) [SECTION: Program Map Table (PMT)]
PID found: 1027 (0x0403) [SECTION: Program Map Table (PMT)]
PID found: 1028 (0x0404) [SECTION: Program Map Table (PMT)]
PID found: 1029 (0x0405) [SECTION: Program Map Table (PMT)]
PID found: 1030 (0x0406) [SECTION: Program Map Table (PMT)]
PID found: 1031 (0x0407) [SECTION: Program Map Table (PMT)]
PID found: 1032 (0x0408) [SECTION: Program Map Table (PMT)]
PID found: 1033 (0x0409) [SECTION: Program Map Table (PMT)]
PID found: 1034 (0x040a) [SECTION: Program Map Table (PMT)]
PID found: 1035 (0x040b) [SECTION: Program Map Table (PMT)]
PID found: 1036 (0x040c) [SECTION: Program Map Table (PMT)]
PID found: 1037 (0x040d) [SECTION: Program Map Table (PMT)]
PID found: 1352 (0x0548) [SECTION: Program Map Table (PMT)]
PID found: 1362 (0x0552) [SECTION: Program Map Table (PMT)]
PID found: 1774 (0x06ee) [SECTION: DVB CA message section (EMM/ECM)]
PID found: 1775 (0x06ef) [SECTION: DVB CA message section (EMM/ECM)]
PID found: 1776 (0x06f0) [SECTION: DVB CA message section (EMM/ECM)]
PID found: 1777 (0x06f1) [SECTION: DVB CA message section (EMM/ECM)]
PID found: 1778 (0x06f2) [SECTION: DVB CA message section (EMM/ECM)]
PID found: 1779 (0x06f3) [SECTION: DVB CA message section (EMM/ECM)]
PID found: 1780 (0x06f4) [SECTION: DVB CA message section (EMM/ECM)]
PID found: 1781 (0x06f5) [SECTION: DVB CA message section (EMM/ECM)]
PID found: 1782 (0x06f6) [SECTION: DVB CA message section (EMM/ECM)]
PID found: 1783 (0x06f7) [SECTION: DVB CA message section (EMM/ECM)]
PID found: 1784 (0x06f8) [SECTION: DVB CA message section (EMM/ECM)]
PID found: 1785 (0x06f9) [SECTION: DVB CA message section (EMM/ECM)]
PID found: 1786 (0x06fa) [SECTION: DVB CA message section (EMM/ECM)]
PID found: 1787 (0x06fb) [SECTION: DVB CA message section (EMM/ECM)]
PID found: 1788 (0x06fc) [SECTION: DVB CA message section (EMM/ECM)]
PID found: 1789 (0x06fd) [SECTION: DVB CA message section (EMM/ECM)]
PID found: 1790 (0x06fe) [SECTION: DVB CA message section (EMM/ECM)]
PID found: 1791 (0x06ff) [SECTION: DVB CA message section (EMM/ECM)]
PID found: 1792 (0x0700) [SECTION: DVB CA message section (EMM/ECM)]
PID found: 1793 (0x0701) [SECTION: DVB CA message section (EMM/ECM)]
PID found: 1794 (0x0702) [SECTION: DVB CA message section (EMM/ECM)]
PID found: 1795 (0x0703) [SECTION: DVB CA message section (EMM/ECM)]
PID found: 1796 (0x0704) [SECTION: DVB CA message section (EMM/ECM)]
PID found: 1797 (0x0705) [SECTION: DVB CA message section (EMM/ECM)]
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root@dm500 /var/bin # ./dvbsnoop -n 1 -nph 16 |grep Frequency:>/media/hdd/freque
ncy.rtf
Frequency: 19071232 (= 12.30100 GHz)
Frequency: 19235072 (= 12.58100 GHz)
Frequency: 19218688 (= 12.54100 GHz)
Frequency: 19107840 (= 12.39000 GHz)
Frequency: 19292416 (= 12.66100 GHz)
Frequency: 19148800 (= 12.43000 GHz)
Frequency: 19165184 (= 12.47000 GHz)
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root@dm500 /var/bin # ./dvbsnoop -pd 4 -ph 3 -n 0 17|grep Service_name>/media/hd
d/Service_name.txt
Service_name: "Discovery T & L" DreamTV
Service_name: "The History Channel" DreamTV
Service_name: "National Geographic Channel" DreamTV
Service_name: "BBC World News" DreamTV
Service_name: "CNBC Asia" DreamTV
Service_name: "MBC Korea" DreamTV
Service_name: "Deutsche Welle" DreamTV
Service_name: "Hallmark Channel" DreamTV
Service_name: "Animax" DreamTV
Service_name: "Star Sports" DreamTV
Service_name: "SET" DreamTV
Service_name: "MTV SEA" DreamTV
Service_name: "ESPN" DreamTV
Service_name: "Open TV Srv" DreamTV
Service_name: "Reserved Channel 39" DreamTV
Service_name: "Open TV Srv" DreamTV
Service_name: "TBN" DreamTV
Service_name: "JCTV" DreamTV
Service_name: "TCC" DreamTV
Service_name: "SOAC" DreamTV
Service_name: "GLC" DreamTV
Service_name: "WWTV" DreamTV
Service_name: "HCBN" DreamTV
Service_name: "e-Talk" DreamTV
Service_name: "ABS-CBN 2" DreamTV
Service_name: "NBN 4" DreamTV
Service_name: "TV 5" DreamTV
Service_name: "GMA 7" DreamTV
Service_name: "Solar TV" DreamTV
Service_name: "IBC 13" DreamTV
Service_name: "Studio 23" DreamTV
Service_name: "UNTV" DreamTV
Service_name: "TOP Channel" DreamTV
Service_name: "Love Radio" DreamTV
Service_name: "Yes! FM" DreamTV
Service_name: "EDGE Radio" DreamTV
Service_name: "CMN Radio" DreamTV
Service_name: "106 Dream FM" DreamTV
Service_name: "BBC Radio" DreamTV
Service_name: "I FM" DreamTV
Service_name: "RJ 100 FM" DreamTV
Service_name: "DWNU FM" DreamTV
Service_name: "RMN/PHILRADIO" DreamTV
Service_name: "OpenTV Srv" DreamTV
Service_name: "EPG SRVC" DreamTV
Service_name: "M@gic Games" DreamTV
Service_name: "Elle Beauty" DreamTV
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Examples
Examples how to use dvbsnoop:
Display EPG, 10 sections:
dvbsnoop -s sec -nph -n 10 0x12
dvbsnoop -s sec -ph 3 -n 10 -crc 0x12
Display sections tree (1 packet each) using private provider data:
dvbsnoop -s sec -spiderpid -privateprovider premiere.de 0x00
Display sections tree (1 packet each) skipping "empty" pids:
dvbsnoop -s sec -spiderpid -timeout 15000 0x00
Display PAT transport stream (ts) and do subdecoding of sections and descriptors:
dvbsnoop -s ts -pd 4 -tssubdecode -nph 0x00
Read PES (e.g. Videotext, Video, Audio) stream:
dvbsnoop -s pes 0x28F
dvbsnoop -s pes 0x28F -b > pes.bin.file
Read PS from file and do not show hex dump:
dvbsnoop -if hdtv_ps_file.mpg -s ps -ph 0 -nohexdumpbuffer -n 30
Show current signal strength:
dvbsnoop -s signal
dvbsnoop -s signal -pd 9 -n 100 -timeout 100
Show bandwidth usage of a PID 0x1FF:
dvbsnoop -s bandwidth -n 1000 -pd 2 0x1FF
dvbsnoop -s bandwidth -buffersize 256 -n 1000 0x1FF
Do PID scan of a tuned transponder (different display levels):
dvbsnoop -s pidscan -pd 1
dvbsnoop -s pidscan -pd 6
dvbsnoop -s pidscan -pd 9 -maxdmx 12
Show frontend info:
dvbsnoop -s feinfo -pd 9
Try to scan all sections, read 2 packets per PID:
dvbsnoop -nohexdumpbuffer -spiderpid -n 2 0x0000
Save 1000 packets of a transport stream to a file:
dvbsnoop -b -n 1000 -s ts 0x200 > ts_file.pid0x200.bin
dvbsnoop -b -n 1000 -s ts -tsraw > ts_file.bin
Read transport stream (ts) from file and decode:
dvbsnoop -s ts -if ts_stream.bin
dvbsnoop -s ts -if ts_file.pid0x200.bin 0x200
Simple filter for some PID values, some examples:
dvbsnoop -n 5 -nph 0x00 | grep -i "PID: "
dvbsnoop -spiderpid -nph -n 10 0x00 | grep -i "PID: " | sort | uniq
dvbsnoop -s signal -pd 9 | ./perl-statistics-prog.pl
Other simple filter examples:
dvbsnoop -s sec -f 0x4E -m 0xFF 0x12
dvbsnoop -s sec -f 0x4E.34.00 -m 0xFF.FF.0F 0x12
dvbsnoop -s sec -f 16.00 -m 255.255 0x12
dvbsnoop -s sec -nph -n 5 0x10 | grep -i "frequency"
dvbsnoop -s ts -nph 0x100 | grep -i 'Transport_error\|^PID'
Selecting devices:
dvbsnoop -s feinfo -pd 9 -frontend /dev/dvb/adapter0/frontend1
dvbsnoop -s feinfo -pd 9 -adapter 0 -devnr 1
dvbsnoop -s feinfo -pd 9 -adapter 2
Sending dvbsnoop data over network, using netcat:
dvbsnoop -s pes 0x28F -b nc -q ServerName 31337
Do remote decoding of dvb data over network using dvbsnoop and netcat:
streaming site:
dvbsnoop -s ts 0x0065 -b nc -q ServerName 31000
reveiving site:
nc -l -p 31000 dvbsnoop -nph -s ts -tssubdecode -if -
You may also use e.g. dvbtools for sending dvb data over a network:
dvbstream .... --> dumprtp dvbsnoop -s ts -if -
DVB-H analysis and IP decoding
To dump whole MPEG TS:
dvbstream -o 8192 | dvbsnoop -s ts -if - -b > dump.ts
To get Program PIDs:
dvbsnoop -n 1 -nph 0 | grep -i "PID: "
see reference no.1 up
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have changed the ini file so you can use it with NOVA but you may change it to whatever IRD PID you want. You can easily find the provider's PID by running:
You are now ready to log from your windows PC with the IRD EMM extractor.
Your HSN is always from the 9th to the 14th char in the C3/CB files created, right after the C3/CB.
Example: 824038C312345600000030319C2CCE70A1DBDC30218B7602D5844977F....
HSN: 123456
This is the line you are looking for in the logs to send with EMK/besttt (send as log) in order to reactivate your card, if that is possible of course. If your card does not come back to life use another log/emm line and if you use them all then use another gam file in order to get a different HSN and so on and forth until you find a working one, if any left that is.
HINT: With a little *nix knowledge, it is really easy to extract just about all valid HSNs there are available.
Example: cat 25-Jan-2010-Nova-C3.txt 25-Jan-2010-Nova-CB.txt | awk '{print $5}' | cut -c 9-14 | sort -u
I wish there were also a way to change your HSN to wh
