Transport Stream Pids List - Planar IT-100 Operating Manual

Press «F3 / Start» to launch monitoring. Monitoring can be started only in case
transport stream analysis is in progress (section 4.6.2). The monitoring is continued when
leaving the mode. PCR monitoring only for one of the programs can be performed at a
time.
Press «F3 / Stop» to stop monitoring. Monitoring is automatically stopped in case the
set up time is over or transport stream analysis has finished (section 4.6.2). The
measurement results are saved for each program separately when leaving the mode, and
available on the screen on the following enter the mode.
To move the cursor, use the ◄ and ► keys. By pressing these keys along with the
Shift key, the cursor can be moved with a larger pitch.

4.6.9. Transport stream PIDs list

The transport stream PIDs list is a table of the PID identifiers which the transport
stream consists of, and their additional information (figure 4.59).
There is a PIDs list on the left side of the screen with the following information:
1) PID. The PID identifier value. If the PID contains errors, the identifier is displayed
on a red background;
2) CA. The indicator of the encrypted information transferred in this PID;
3) Content. The list of objects transferred in the PID (see below).
The cursor moves by using the « » and « » buttons. When pressed together with
the «Shift» button, the cursor moves on the several PIDs. Additional information is
displayed for the PID in the cursor position on the right side of the screen:
1) Bitrate, Mbit/s. The absolute and relative PID bitrate as a percentage of the
transport stream bitrate;
2) Packets count. The total number of the MPEG packets of the PID received
during the analysis. In case no packets received for PID, which is referenced by
the transport stream service information, the value is displayed on the red
background;
3) Scrambling. PID data encrypting status:
encryption,
data is encrypted, but according to the standard should not be (all PSI/SI tables
except EIT), CAT is not detected – PID data is encrypted, but CAT table is not
found in the transport stream;
4) Continuity error count. Number of continuity_count errors detected during the
analysis. If the value is more than 0, it is displayed on a red background;
Figure 4.59
(no background) - PID data is encrypted,
– PID is transmitted without
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(red background) – PID