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The second table is to manage the PID list. It can be changed by writing in the following PID in the space: PCR video stream, audio stream, teletext,
MHP, application information table. In the last column in this table, by clicking on the symbol certain actions can be taken with each program PID:
to delete the PID (the entire line for the deleted PID is highlighted in grey),
to reinstate the PID.
to change the PID.
NB: click on “Apply” to make the changes effective.
The keys for the advanced configuration of the PIDs of the selected MUX are positioned under the OUTPUT table. By clicking with the mouse on
the “MUX PID configuration” key, the following screen opens:
Fig. 11
In the figure 11, with the table “Added PID list” you can: write the PID to add which is shown under the column “remapped value”, select the signal
input (INPUT 1, INPUT 2, INPUT 3, INPUT 4, CAM 1, CAM 2, USB). Other actions are also possible: add the PID
, delete the added PID
and
change the remapped value of the added PID
and reset the changed PID .
In the second table “Deleted PID list”, certain PID can be deleted from the output mux by directly writing the PID to delete in the space, add it to
the list
and select the input (INPUT 1, INPUT 2, INPUT 3, INPUT 4, USB). Later the deleted PID can be reinstated
and therefore removed
from the deleted PID list.
NB: click on “Apply” to make the changes effective.
By clicking on the “MUX Advanced Configurations” key, the following screen opens:
Fig.12
This screen in the figure 12 is used to set the following parameters:
• Time reference: to give a synchronisation time reference by selecting INPUT 1, INPUT 2, INPUT 3, INPUT 4, USB). (e.g. time, EPG, etc.)
• Enabled LCN: enable by flagging the box or deactivate the LCN and then order the programs according to their assigned priority.
