HD Homerun Scan

[ydekmekji]

Bump

[whurlston]

Going to do it right now.

[whurlston]

K, a typical tuning string looks like the following:

Code:

[b]T:[/b]111,0,0[b]~P:[/b]10[b]~TSID:[/b]35130[b]~V:[/b]2496[b]~A:[/b]2497~PMT:[/b]56[b]~PCR:[/b]2496[b]~N:>[/b]111.10  Unknown9* (000)

Broken down into parts:

T: [channel number or frequency] + ",0,0"
~P: Program Number
~TSID: Transport Stream ID
~V: Video
~A: Audio
~PMT: PMT
~PCR: PCR (usually the same as the video PID)
~N:> Anything you want to easily identify the channel

When you view a channel in TSReader, click the "PAT PID ..." section to view the list of programs and their PIDs along with the TSID and PMT PID.



Click the "PMT PID ..." section to view the video, audio and PCR PIDs for that program



Once you have constructed your Tuning string, place it in your Scan cache file located in "[Program Folder]\Devnz\GBPVR\GCA\SCAN-X.cache" file ("X" will be a number mapped to one of your capture sources).

Now when you open the mapping window in Config for that tuner, that channel should show up in the list of found channels on the right with the name that you gave it in "~N:>".

If you have more than one audio stream in a particular program, use separate tuning entries for each audio stream. So you would have two lines that are identical except for the "~A" value and the "~N:" (if you name them different so that you can identify them).

[ydekmekji]

Wow--This is incredibly helpful!!! I'm sooo GRATEFUL!!!

[whurlston]

No problem. I added some written instructions to the bottom of the post if you needed additional info. If you have any questions, just ask.