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[Black Hole]

I,m living in the North,,but get Soarview channels which is a bonus.

This might interest you: https://hummy.tv/forum/threads/advice-for-tuning-multiple-regions.3429/page-2#post-46232

 

[prpr]

I have always assumed the HDR-FOX simply grabs the data and stuffs it into a file. If it is actually massaging the data on the way, what else might it be fiddling with?!

It strips out certain elemental streams - the one I can think of off the top of my head is the NIT.
This is almost certainly done in hardware by the Broadcom SoC.

 

[Black Hole]

It's a shame it doesn't also strip out the other redundant elements then!

 

[af123]

It's a shame it doesn't also strip out the other redundant elements then!

Or do a proper job of the ones it /does/ strip out. The PAT (programme allocation table) is left untouched including references to now-deleted tables. This is what causes problems with playback on certain DLNA clients.

 

[MymsMan]

Or do a proper job of the ones it /does/ strip out. The PAT (programme allocation table) is left untouched including references to now-deleted tables. This is what causes problems with playback on certain DLNA clients.

Does Shrink remove the PAT and so would running it solve the problems with DLNA playback?

 

[prpr]

The PAT (programme allocation table)

Program Association Table.

Does Shrink remove the PAT and so would running it solve the problems with DLNA playback?

No and no. The PAT is a fundamental requirement of MPEG transport streams.

 

[Trev]

It's programme in English. Bloody Yanks get everywhere.

 

[prpr]

It's programme in English.

Normally I would agree with you, but in this specific instance it is actually "Program" as defined by the spec.

 

[marsha11]

Moved to another thread.