Using the Equipment
• PID cfg – Input PID stored in the configuration. It will be relevant when more
than one component have the same type. The one that matches the PID cfg
value will be filtered.
• Attributes cfg – Attributes stored in the configuration. At the moment, it is only
applicable for the languages of the Audio and DVB Subtitles components.
• Remap to PID – Output PID for the selected component.
• PID Info – Information about the component or the remapped status:
- Remapped OK – The component is present and remapped.
- Cannot remap – The configuration is stored but it did not match any present
component.
• Remapped – A tick is placed in this field if the PID is to be remapped.
3.19.4.6.3 Setting Up a New Configuration
1. Select a component that is present in the stream. When the component is
present, the Type cfg, PID cfg and Attributes cfg fields are filled in automatically
to make things easier. To filter it, tick the check box of its row and click Apply
Changes. Then, the input PID will be assigned to the output PID.
2. If you want to remap its PID, type a valid PID in the Remapped to PID field
before applying the changes.
3. If you want to specify any attributes, do it in the Attributes cfg field before
applying the changes.
4. Select a component that is not present in the stream: To set a custom
configuration, type in any row at least a valid Type cfg and either a valid PID cfg
or a valid Remapped to PID values.
5. The Remapped to PID value should be different to the ones already configured.
Otherwise, it will not add a new configuration but it will modify the existing one
for that PID.
6. Tick the corresponding check box and click Apply Changes.
3.19.4.6.4 Modifying an Existing Configuration
Type the new values over the ones that you want to change and click Apply
Changes.
3.19.4.6.5 Removing an Existing Configuration
Deselect the corresponding check box and click Apply Changes.
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