SUMMARY try to edit station details but the option to disable NAR is greyed out STEPS TO REPRODUCE 1. launch kaffeine 2. edit channel details 3. try to set audio channel NAR to eng OBSERVED RESULT cant be done as the contorl is "greyed out" and inoperable. EXPECTED RESULT ability to change NAR to eng SOFTWARE/OS VERSIONS Windows: MacOS: Linux/KDE Plasma: (available in About System) KDE Plasma Version: KDE Frameworks Version: Qt Version: ADDITIONAL INFORMATION this used to be no problem in older kaffeine... someone has messed it up and its a real nuiscance ot have to change by hand every channel change
There was a major redesign that fixed language selection on Kaffeine - needed on EU Countries where programs are received with multiple audio channels - each with one different language, but it doesn't take narration into account. It should probably be easy to add support for it, but I need a stream that has both narration and non-narration audios, in order to use my RF generators to test it and see how the narration info is encoded. Could you please record ~60 seconds of the full MPEG-TS affected by this bug and share it to me? You'll need to use the command line dvbv5-zap tool. See: https://www.linuxtv.org/wiki/index.php/Dvbv5-zap#Recording_the_full_MPEG_stream_on_a_transponder PS.: This is usually a big file. You'll need to store it at Google Drive (or similar) and send me a shared link. Feel free to send the link directly to my e-mail.
Git commit 4bb4ad81dc03494d28c9aa5883faf8dcf6468ef5 by Mauro Carvalho Chehab. Committed on 02/01/2019 at 15:45. Pushed by mauroc into branch 'master'. dvbchanneldialog: fix audio channel selection While Kaffeine is properly detecting the audio channels inside a MPEG-TS stream, the selection dialog is disabled. The problem is that Kaffeine's logic is to allow selecting the audio channel only if there are more than one audio PID, but the check is at the wrong place! So, move it to be at the right place. While here, do the check using the checkbox variable, instead of relying on something else. Signed-off-by: Mauro Carvalho Chehab <mchehab+samsung@kernel.org> M +4 -3 src/dvb/dvbchanneldialog.cpp https://commits.kde.org/kaffeine/4bb4ad81dc03494d28c9aa5883faf8dcf6468ef5
(In reply to Mauro Carvalho Chehab from comment #1) > There was a major redesign that fixed language selection on Kaffeine - > needed on EU Countries where programs are received with multiple audio > channels - each with one different language, but it doesn't take narration > into account. > > It should probably be easy to add support for it, but I need a stream that > has both narration and non-narration audios, in order to use my RF > generators to test it and see how the narration info is encoded. > > Could you please record ~60 seconds of the full MPEG-TS affected by this bug > and share it to me? You'll need to use the command line dvbv5-zap tool. See: > > https://www.linuxtv.org/wiki/index.php/Dvbv5- > zap#Recording_the_full_MPEG_stream_on_a_transponder > > PS.: This is usually a big file. You'll need to store it at Google Drive (or > similar) and send me a shared link. Feel free to send the link directly to > my e-mail. Ok, this bug happens also on channels with multiple audio PIDs. It was due to an if () check that was misplaced. I fixed it. You should be able to select a different audio channel now at the channel edit window. It would still be worth if you could later send me a 60 seconds of a channel with narration, as I could try to improve the GUI in order for it to display a different string for narration and try to select the non-narration PID by default (if such information is somehow present at some descriptor at PMT table).
*** Bug 403361 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***