Add configuration to Enable/Disable T2 modulations #5
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enable_s2 is planned to be removed, sorry. This is a reminder for me. enable_s2 was added looong ago in the past, when DVB-S2 linux driver support had not been settled yet and different linux driver patches had been around. For those interested, lookup the fights on linuxtv.org mailing lists at that time. Today, it's not needed anymore. |
😮 Noo! Please, I need the option to configure the type of accepted modulations. Any alternative? Any suggestion? |
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This simple patch promotes the use of the 'enable_s2' flag for the TERRESTRIAL modulation too. By default DVB-T2 is enabled, but now it's available the configuration option to disable it and use only DVB-T. This behavior is identical to that of DVB-S.