Also add /charset= option, and use ISO 6937 for ASCII strings.

Spotted by Pavel Löbl.

When EIT schedules are selected.

The EITs were printed too often due to a mix up between EIT schedules and p/f.

Otherwise DVBlast used to create new versions of PAT, NIT and SDT upon
configuration reload with tsid set to -1 (or unset).

This will allow support for up to 64 satellites.

There are some 8/10 port DiSEqC switches, that act
as an uncommitted switch or a combination of committed
and uncommitted switches. Later is already supported,
and with this change we support former.

If used switch acts as eg. 10-port uncommitted switch,
one can now tune to a satellite on port 6 using dvblast
switch "-k 6" (tune to sixth uncommitted port).

Of course, using more conventional equipment or a switch
that combines committed and uncommitted switches within
itself, a setup would consist of 4 committed ports located
under first two uncommitted ports, and 2 more committed
ports under third uncommitted port.

This kind of setup is already supported, and tuning to
satellite on "port 6" was/is possible using dvblast
switches "-k 2 -S 2" (tune to second uncommitted port
and on second committed port).

Set bits which may be overridden by the user (debug, optimization)
as default value, and append mandatory stuff (warnings, defines)
later

Otherwise the TS stream is not compliant.

Patch courtesy of Daniel Kucera.

Patch courtesy of Daniel Kucera.

Signed-off-by: Sebastian Ramacher <sramacher@debian.org>

Signed-off-by: Sebastian Ramacher <sramacher@debian.org>

Because it conflicts with the IP source message.

Because, in pass-through mode, it confuses receivers that expect a CBR stream.

Also switch default charset to UTF-8.