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Subject: Re: ngene CI problems
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On 23/04/11 21:14, Oliver Endriss wrote:
>>> If you are running 2.6.39rc4, you must apply patch
>>> http://www.mail-archive.com/linux-media@vger.kernel.org/msg29870.html
>>> Otherwise the data will be garbled.
>> Oliver, this patch was applied already. I'm hacking the ts_read/ts_write
>> method, but so far, haven't manage to get it work.
> Basically you should not have to hack anything.
>
> - Setup the CI as with any conventional device.
> - Write the encrypted stream into sec0.
> - Read the decrypted stream from sec0.
>
> This should work. (Please note that I could do some loopback tests only,
> as I am not watching paytv.)
Oliver,

Is there a preferred way to do this (read/write from sec0) ? I mean, does a

'gnutv -channels file -out stdout  channelname > sec0'

and

'cat sec0 | mplayer -'

should work according to your tests ?