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DVB streaming (Linux / af9015).

I own a dvb-t stick. Linux recognized it as af9015. I just setup a dvb-t streaming on my network.
I used my Linux box that running 24/7 and has OSCAM server on it.
Operating system: Ubuntu with command line only via ssh.
Here all steps required:

In dmesg can be seen that firmware dvb-usb-af9015.fw is missing. It should be downloaded.
This page: http://www.linuxtv.org/wiki/index.php/DVB-T_USB_Devices sends us to http://www.otit.fi/~crope/v4l-dvb/af9015/af9015_firmware_cutter/firmware_files/
I downloaded the last firmware and put it to /lib/firmware. Now dvb-t stick recognized and firmware is loaded.


Download and install mumudvb.

sudo apt-get install mumudvb

Download and install dvb-utils

sudo apt-get install dvb-utils

Scan the channels. Press TAB in place of _Your_country_ - it will give you all possibilities

  scan /usr/share/dvb/dvb-t/_Your_country_ > latest-channels.conf

Create config for mumudvb and place it to /usr/share. Frequency can be taken from latest-channels.conf, created previously.

sudo nano /usr/share/mumudvb.conf

File content:

autoconfiguration=full

freq=514000

Launch mumudvb for testing

sudo mumudvb -d -c /usr/share/mumudvb.conf

Note the multicast addresses of channels.


Test streams on another computer with VLC.
Tools-Preferences-Playlist-SAP: Enter the multicast address.
Close and open VLC. You should see now in View-Playlist-Local Network-Network Streams(SAP) the channels


Now add this command to boot

sudo crontab -e

Add the following line:

@reboot  mumudvb -d -c /usr/share/mumudvb.conf

Now the streaming will start automatically.