Plugin for TerraTec Cinergy Piranha (DTT, DAB, T-DMB, DVB-T) - Page 10

Ken4000 · January 21st, 2010, 05:02 AM

A little update
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Hi all people and a happy new year
I'm using DirectShowNet (DirectShowNet library) in the software and it's working okay. But I keep running into hardware problems :-(
I only have an old Nova-T device and it can only receive DVB-T signal. So for now I can only get TV to work. But I have found this device: Radios > DAB DRM Internetradio > Radio/TV
Have anybody tryed this? And if, is it then good when moving etc. Does anybody know another device that can receive DAB and/or DAB+?

The reason I don't buy a new Terratec Cinergy Piranha is that it's too fragile. I have had two now and they both broke, suddenly they couldn't get any signal.
This will be my last shot for getting the DAB to work. I live in DK and it's not so common to use DAB and now they maybe change to DAB+.

I will soon integrate my tv app in a CF plugin. I don't know if I should develop it to CF2 og CF3 now, because I can't upgrade my license :-( ...and I don't know why.

I will soon come back with some alpha software you guys can try, but only for TV...for now.

Best regards
Kenneth Jensen

MarcelP · January 21st, 2010, 01:10 PM

Thats great, but we need this for CF3 i think.

f1racr · January 30th, 2010, 04:28 PM

x2 - CF3 is the way forward. I know there are a load of CF2 users also, but CF3 is a big jump forward so I think it makes sense to base it aroun CF3 first.

vetha · February 6th, 2010, 08:17 AM

is the plugin for tv ready yet? and would it be able to use any usb tv tuner?

Chris85 · February 17th, 2010, 03:51 AM

Not to hijack this thread but for those only interested in radio here is a DAB/DAB+ project.

DAB - Again - But This Time For The Car WITH USB !! - Page 100 - digital-car.co.uk

Its a very long thread. A ready made HW is not available. So you will have to hack a cheap DAB radio and use the module out of it. The basic procedure is to find a radio with a venice 5 module, reflash the firmware, make a 3.3V and a 1.2V regulator and Serial/TTL or just use a USB version readily found on ebay. Thats it, I think about 10 or so people already have a working radio.