PID Codes

[mbarnes]

When I look at listings in Lyngsat I see audio PID codes listed like "2592 E" "4110 E" etc. I figured out the "E" is for English and not actually part of the PID. A receiver I am working with wants the PID in hex. If I enter 2592 I get an "out of range" error. I used a decimal to hex converter and 2592 translates to A20, but that doesn't seem to work either.

Are the PIDs listed in Lyngsat something other than decimal? I can't seem to find any further information on their site.

Thanks

 

[colbec]

Does the manual for the receiver indicate how the hex is to be entered? See Hexadecimal - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia for indications as to how hex may be represented, depending on the context. Perhaps it is as simple as 0xA20?

 

[mastermesh]

go to mike kohl's list. It's way easier to understand and read, and is in some ways, sometimes more accurate than lyngsat. MPEG

 

[Mr Tony]

doesnt the receiver automatically scan PIDS?