I have finally got around to throwing together a web page for DVB Decoder. I’ve also started the redevelopment of DVB Decoder in C#, but don’t expect anything available too soon - too many projects, too little time…
DVB Decoder code has been posted…
I have just placed code for an old version of DVB Decoder into the CVS repository on SourceForge. At the same time SourceForge have gone and completely redesigned their site (looks good, by the way), and while I’m not sure if this is related, the code I put onto CVS does not appear to be available on the public server… Anyway, I’ll keep checking and see what happens.
The version I have posted is for Visual C++ .NET 2003, and is the (fairly complete) original version I have worked on over the past year or so. I have yet to decide what I’ll rewrite it in - at the moment it’s a toss up between C++ (MinGW) or C#. C# is possibly winning at this point, as I need the experience in Windows Forms based applications. It may (possibly) be cross platform thanks to Mono, but since I’d be using the free Visual C# 2005 Express Edition and hence .NET 2.0, maybe not at this stage…
Decisions, decisions…
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Update: dvbdecoder2003 has now appeared in the public CVS area.
May as well mention this as well… DVB Decoder is a project I’ve been working on over the past few months, basically as a tool for troubleshooting Digital Video Broadcast Transport Streams. Essentially, it allows a user to open up a pre-recorded transport stream (recorded using a Digital TV tuner card or similar) and analyse the stream to a pretty low level. Currently it’s been written in Visual C++ using MFC, but I want to cross over to wxWidgets before I release anything so that (hopefully) the thing can run under Linux too.
