How can I use ProgDVB in the local network

Juergen

Re: How can I use ProgDVB in the local network

#16 by Juergen

Your tuner can just tune to one transponder at a time.
So there's no way, to tune different transponders at server and client(s).
A client would have to switch the server, to change transponder there.
Won't get better with a multicast compatible server, as that limitation will stay anyway.
At the same time, different transponders require different tuners.

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Re: How can I use ProgDVB in the local network

#17 by SubZero

Juergen wrote:Your tuner can just tune to one transponder at a time.
So there's no way, to tune different transponders at server and client(s).
A client would have to switch the server, to change transponder there.
Won't get better with a multicast compatible server, as that limitation will stay anyway.
At the same time, different transponders require different tuners.

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