On the cheap I am receiving HD Mpeg 4 feeds from a satellite provider of my local affiliates (we are out of antenna range). It seems everything is proprietary, needs to talk to the mother ship or has some weird config utility I will never obtain. If you know of a cheap way to do it or one I could grab from ebay that would be awesome. I don't have any kind of readers, cherry pickers etc. You will need to know the incoming program numbers on your IP and ASI streams, as well as the ip addresses and ports you have setup on your multicast streams coming from equipment for IP.
You'll want to place this SEM in Manual Routing mode under SEM System Configuration if you haven't already. The Manual Routing screen is going to become your friend, as that is where everything will be set up routing wise. ATSC (over the air) channels are your easiest to route, as exactly two ATSC channels will fit into a QAM position, thanks to how the channel modulation plays out. The SEM itself isn't all that great at determining the realtime rate going into the QAM channels aside form just turning them on and off one at a time, and recording the output rate on the output program page.Īre you handling SD or HD streams in this case? National or Local feeds? I do all of the design for out cable system in regards to this, and I can make some guesses on what certain programmers are doing stream wise based on who it is. Do you have any kind of analyzer at all for looking into your streams? (TSReader, CherryPicker, etc). The SEM can be a finicky thing with whats routed directly into the QAM channel without going into a re-multiplexer first (and for that matter, the APEX line is the same way).
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