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<blockquote data-quote="RyLe" data-source="post: 1150187" data-attributes="member: 377555">On this setup, mpv can play videos, even if it's clearly not optimal without a true hardware acceleration due to the remote connection ( with SPICE (qxl), VirtIO-GPU or VirGL-GPU as the GPU for the VM).Just adding # in front of [ICODE]$&lt;$&lt;CONFIG:DEBUG&gt;:-Og&gt;[/ICODE] and recompiling neumodvb made the channel viewing with CTRL+Enter usable without any crash.Now it only crashes if I try to add a second channel in PIP using CTRL+SHIFT+Enter.It probably has to do with the remote display thing and low video resources I think.If I remove the #and recompile, the crashes are back when trying to view a single channel.I don't really want to use the channel viewing of neumodvb because of the remote access side of things but at least I wanted it to work.I will mainly use your neumodvb set of tools in a setup like this:-parallel blindscan with stid135-blindscan-look for feed type transponders in /tmp/blindscan_rf0.dat-test those transponders using the spectrum tool in neumodvb (locking, level of reception, is it a GSE or a TS one ?, etc)-stream the data via network to VLC, TSReader Lite or other tools using dvbsnoop/dvbstream and netcat (or socat)Thank you so much for all your work, making the 6903-X and 6909-X usable for quick blindscan <img src="https://www.satellites.co.uk/styles/default/xenforo/smilies/smile.png"&nbsp; class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)" data-shortname=":)" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="RyLe, post: 1150187, member: 377555"] On this setup, mpv can play videos, even if it's clearly not optimal without a true hardware acceleration due to the remote connection ( with SPICE (qxl), VirtIO-GPU or VirGL-GPU as the GPU for the VM). Just adding # in front of [ICODE]$<$<CONFIG:DEBUG>:-Og>[/ICODE] and recompiling neumodvb made the channel viewing with CTRL+Enter usable without any crash. Now it only crashes if I try to add a second channel in PIP using CTRL+SHIFT+Enter. It probably has to do with the remote display thing and low video resources I think. If I remove the #and recompile, the crashes are back when trying to view a single channel. I don't really want to use the channel viewing of neumodvb because of the remote access side of things but at least I wanted it to work. I will mainly use your neumodvb set of tools in a setup like this: -parallel blindscan with stid135-blindscan -look for feed type transponders in /tmp/blindscan_rf0.dat -test those transponders using the spectrum tool in neumodvb (locking, level of reception, is it a GSE or a TS one ?, etc) -stream the data via network to VLC, TSReader Lite or other tools using dvbsnoop/dvbstream and netcat (or socat) Thank you so much for all your work, making the 6903-X and 6909-X usable for quick blindscan :) [/QUOTE]

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