Uplink Activity for August 16, 2006

[Smith P.]

JohnH, I have from morning SDT v22 and current v27 - after did compare I see nothing changed for locals. Was it in v23/24/25/26 ?

 

[JohnH]

Descriptor 128 dec. if I remeber the number correctly has an additional field on some locals now. Not at the home PC, so I can't confirm the descriptor number. The info has been there for a while on some locals.

 

[epauladams]

I don't know if anyone noticed but when Bobby cut into the squid, I heard a SQUISH sound pretty clear on my 5.1 DD!

Gross!

Ok, last night (Fri) I started watching ( I think it was Bobby again) and was starting to get into the great picture when he announced something about Octopus. I said "S--t!!!!!!!", my wife started laughing at me and I changed channels.

: NOT !!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Smith P.]

Could you guys move from THE thread with your octo..puss.. theme ? ! See THE SUBJECT field

 

[Smith P.]

Descriptor 128 dec. if I remeber the number correctly has an additional field on some locals now. Not at the home PC, so I can't confirm the descriptor number. The info has been there for a while on some locals.

Hmm, that decr80 is well known for long time; it's have 4 bytes payload with LiL ID, its internal address, local channel number ( < 100) and one reserved byte (sub-channel ?; 00 for now).

 

[JohnH]

Last Week:
8204,15,KWGN,TAG 134,1,1,2,203,0,252,255,TAG 132,TAG 128,15,53,0,2

Yesterday:
8204,20,KWGN,TAG 134,1,1,2,203,0,252,255,TAG 132,TAG 128,15,53,0,2,2

Today:
8204,20,KWGN,TAG 134,1,1,2,203,0,252,255,TAG 132,TAG 128,15,53,0,2


Another one today:
8142,2599,WQEX,TAG 134,1,1,6,10,0,252,255,TAG 132,TAG 128,15,149,0,16,2

Ocassionally has 5 bytes instead of 4.

 

[Smith P.]

Let me recheck my old SDT bin files... If you could add that days SDT version number that will help, since we parsing asynchronously .

 

[JohnH]

Version numbers are not of much use, since there are only 32 possible numbers. I deal in real time measurements.

 

[Smith P.]

OK, I see that 5th byte in some 80h ; also descr4A for some channels have 7 bytes instead of 5.
I see only one value for the 5th byte is 2; many locals, but some PBS [ch7866] have too.
Subchannel #?