DTC-320 StreamXpert Manual PDF

DTC-320
StreamXpert
MPEG-2 Transport-Stream Analyser
2005 DekTec Digital Video BV

Affordable Tools for Digital-TV Professionals
www.dektec.com
Manual for DTC-320 StreamXpert Software

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Table of Contents
1. Introduction ........................................................................................................................................ 3
2. Specifications and Minimum Requirements ............................................................................................ 4
2.1. Input bit-rate....................................................................................................................................4
2.2. Compatible Input Devices.................................................................................................................4
2.3. Minimum PC / Laptop Requirements .................................................................................................4
3. StreamXpert Software Installation.......................................................................................................... 5
3.1. DekTec PCI Cards ............................................................................................................................5
3.2. DekTec DTU-225 FantAsi .................................................................................................................5
3.3. Licensing .........................................................................................................................................6
3.4. Determining DirectX Version .............................................................................................................7
4. StreamXpert Overview ......................................................................................................................... 9
4.1. Launching the StreamXpert ...............................................................................................................9
4.2. StreamXpert Application General Layout ...........................................................................................9
5. Setup Tool Bar: ................................................................................................................................. 11
5.1. Analyser Setup ...............................................................................................................................11
5.2. Recording ......................................................................................................................................12
5.3. View ..............................................................................................................................................13
5.4. Input Device Selection ....................................................................................................................13
5.5. Help..............................................................................................................................................14
6. Analysis Left Window Pane ................................................................................................................. 15
6.1. PID View........................................................................................................................................15
6.2. TS Table Hierarchy View .................................................................................................................16
6.3. PID Grid View: ...............................................................................................................................16
7. Analysis Right Window Pane:.............................................................................................................. 18
7.1. Real-Time Video/Audio Decoding ...................................................................................................18
7.2. PCR Analysis ..................................................................................................................................21
8. Message Bar Window: ....................................................................................................................... 23
9. Trace Bar Window: ............................................................................................................................ 24
9.1. Bit-rate ..........................................................................................................................................24
9.2. TR 101 290 ...................................................................................................................................24
9.3. ETR-290 Error Log File ...................................................................................................................25
10. Status Bar ....................................................................................................................................... 26
Appendix A: Support for ISO 8859-x character code tables ...................................................................... 27

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1. Introduction
The DTC-320 StreamXpert is a comprehensive software package designed to provide real-time
analysis of MPEG-2 compliant Transport Streams. The StreamXpert is intended to be loaded by the
end-user on any qualifying PC or laptop and work in conjunction with DekTec input devices. The
StreamXpert provides Table, PID, and Bit-rate analysis for a complete overview of the incoming
Transport Stream. The StreamXpert also provides PCR and basic TR 101 290 (ETR-290) analysis to
assist in identifying problems in the transport stream. These features, along with real-time decoding
of the incoming digital video and audio, team up to give you a powerful and portable analysis
solution that will not break your budget.

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2. Specifications and Minimum Requirements
2.1. Input bit-rate
214 Mb/s maximum, limited by the capabilities of the input device:
DVB/ASI with DTA-120/124/140, DTU-225 = 214 Mb/s.
DVB/SPI with DTA-122 = 108 Mb/s.
2.2. Compatible Input Devices

Any DekTec Input device
DVB/ASI with DTA-120/124/140, DTU-225
DVB/SPI with DTA-122
2.3. Minimum PC / Laptop Requirements
Operating System:
DirectX:
Video Card:
Sound Card
Processor:
RAM:
Disk Drive:
Windows 2000 (SP4) / XP (SP1a) / 2003

9.0 or higher
AGP 64MB equivalent or better (for video decoding)
Standard sound card (for audio decoding)
PIII 1.0GHz (no video decoding)
P4 1.7GHz / Pentium M 1.5GHz (SD Decoding)
P4 3.0GHz / Pentium M 2.0GHz (HD Decoding)1
256MB minimum2
Rates > 40Mb/s use drive separate from Operating System
Rates 100Mb/s use single 7200 RPM SATA or SCSI
Rates > 100Mb/s use single 15000 RPM SCSI, Striped 7200 RPM
SATA, or Striped SCSI3
Note 1: Parallel ATA Drives may be used, but usually do not achieve same performance as SATA or
SCSI.
Note 2: Drive specifications are recommendations. Different architectures will yield different results
in some systems.
Hyperthreading CPU yields best results

Best results with 512MB + dual channel DDR400
3
Best performance is achieved using Striped SATA or SCSI Drives
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3. StreamXpert Software Installation
3.1. DekTec PCI Cards
1. With power off, install DekTec PCI card (DTA-120/122/124/140) into your PC and poweron the unit.
2. Download current version of the DTC-320 StreamXpert software from the DekTec website to
a folder on your PC (http://www.dektec.com/downloads/applications.html).
3. The installation application will be contained in a .zip file. Double-click on the StreamXpert
SetUp.exe application to begin the installation.
4. The installation is self-explanatory. The main thing to keep in mind is that you will be
prompted to install a driver. Select the DTA-1xx driver, the DTU-2xx driver should not be
selected unless installing the DTU-225 FantAsi (see Figure 1).
You will now be able to use your StreamXpert software with installed DTA-1xx PCI cards.
3.2. DekTec DTU-225 FantAsi

1. Download current version of the DTC-320 StreamXpert software from the DekTec website to
a folder on your PC (http://www.dektec.com/downloads/applications.html).
2. The installation application will be contained in a .zip file. Double-click on the StreamXpert
SetUp.exe application to begin the installation.
3. The installation is self-explanatory. The main thing to keep in mind is that you will be
prompted to install a driver. Select the DTU-2xx driver, the DTA-1xx driver should not be
selected unless installing DTA-1xx PCI cards (see Figure 1).
4. Insert the DTU-225 USB connection into your PC or Laptop. You will be prompted to install
new hardware. Allow the hardware installer to automatically find the driver and install the
device. It may require you to do this two times. You may also need to repeat this process any
time that the DTU-225 has been removed from and reinstalled on your system.
You will now be able to use your StreamXpert software with installed DTU-2xx ASI/USB devices.

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Figure 1 DTC-320 Driver Install
3.3. Licensing
To be able to run the StreamXpert software a valid license is required4. Upon start-up the
StreamXpert will check if it can find a valid license on one of the DekTec DTA-1xx or DTU-2xx
device5 in the system. If no license is found the StreamXpert will disable all its features and will
display a no license message in the status bar (see 10). If a valid license is encountered the
StreamXpert will be ready for usage.
If you have bought a DekTec device together with a StreamXpert license (e.g. DTA-120SX or DTU225SX) the license will have been pre-loaded on the device by DekTec and you should be able to
start using the StreamXpert immediately.
If you have bought a device without StreamXpert license and you would like to start using the
StreamXpert software please contact DekTec (mailto:sales@dektec.com) or your local distributor to
request a license for the StreamXpert software. To be able generate a license for your device please
include the serial number (use the DtInfo tool to determine the serial number or refer to the sticker
on the back of the device) of the device(s) you want to license in your request.
The license will be send to you in the form of a small application which you will need to run once, so
that this application can program the license on your device. After successfully running this small
application you should be able to use the StreamXpert with your DekTec device.
To check if your device is licensed for the StreamXpert the DtInfo tool can be used
(http://www.dektec.com/Downloads/Utilities.html). DtInfo is a free tool which scans your system for
The StreamXpert requires that at least one device in the system (PC) has a valid license. If one or more
devices contain a valid license you will be able to use all DekTec input devices with the StreamXpert.
5
DekTec llicenses are located on the DekTec device (i.e. the device itself acts as a kind of dongle).

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all available DekTec devices and displays: their serial number, firmware version, available license
and the current version of the driver used.
Figure 2 DtInfo sample screenshot
3.4. Determining DirectX Version

You are required to run DirectX 9.0 or higher.
Go to Start>Run and type dxdiag in the dialog box and click OK. This will open the DirectX
Diagnostic tool. The last line on the main screen will show the DirectX version. It must be 9.0 or
higher. You will also be able to determine most of your system parameters with this tool. You may
export a text file that can be sent to DekTec (mailto:support@dektec.com) for troubleshooting
purposes.
Figure 3 Running dxdiag

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Figure 4 Direct X Diagnostic Tool

If you do not have DirectX Version 9.0 or higher, download it from the Microsoft website.

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4. StreamXpert Overview
4.1. Launching the StreamXpert
Double-click on the desktop icon created by the software installation. This will launch the
StreamXpert software.
4.2. StreamXpert Application General Layout
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1. Setup Tool Bar: The top area of the StreamXpert application contains all of the settings that allow
you to tailor the analyser to your individual situation. Some of the settings are ATSC/DVB mode,
record path and duration, video decoding setup, and environmental options.
2. Analysis Left Window Pane: This area displays transport stream parameters. You may choose to
view the stream based on PID, TS table hierarchy, or PID Grid view.

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3. Message Bar Window: You may view basic stream information or system (I/O card) information
in this window.
4. Analysis Right Window Pane: This area is capable of displaying the same information as the Left
Window Pane. In addition, you may also view real-time video decoding and PCR analysis in this
window.
5. Trace Bar Window: The Trace Bar Window displays a graphical view of the incoming transport
stream bit-rate or the presence of Priority 1, 2, and 3 ETR-290 errors.
6. Status Bar: This area, at the bottom right of the application, shows you a snapshot of the setup.
You will see presence of signal, analysis mode, input card selected, and record status.
You may resize the windows as desired by placing the mouse cursor on the edge of a window,
holding down the left mouse button, and dragging.

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5. Setup Tool Bar:
To properly utilize the StreamXpert application, you must first ensure that you have correctly defined
the analysis parameters that will apply to the transport stream under test. The Setup Bar contains all
of the configuration parameters.
5.1. Analyser Setup

The Analyser Setup pull-down allows you to Freeze, Refresh, and Reset the analysis of the incoming
stream. You also have the ability to change the TR-101 290 analysis settings.
Figure 5 Analyser Setup (TR-101 290)

The TR-101 290 settings include selecting the file path for the ETR-290 error log. You may also start
the ETR-290 tracing/logging, this must be selected in order to create an error log file and present
ETR-290 information on the Trace Bar.
This menu also allows you to stop ETR-290 tracing/logging and view an existing error log. ETR-290
errors are reported per the DVB standard.
Selecting Options in the Analyser Setup pull-down opens a new window that contains several more
system parameters that you may modify.
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3
4
5
Figure 6 Analyser setup (Options)
1. Environment: Use the pull-downs to change the Screen and PCR Snapshot refresh rates. You may
also select whether you want the PID numbers and Service ID number displayed in decimal or
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2. Recording: This option allows you to configure how the application will handle recording of the
incoming transport stream. In Normal mode, you must manually stop the recording. In Max. Time
mode, you define how long the recording will last. In Max. Size mode, you define the file size to
capture. Selecting "Always ask for new file" will force the application to prompt you for a file name
every time you initiate a recording. Leaving this box unchecked will allow overwriting the record file
rather than creating a new one.
3. Decoding: Under video, you may change between full and quarter resolution. Using quarter
resolution allows a more seamless video decode with systems that do not have the processing power
or video output capability to correctly decode in full resolution. You may also change the decoded
video brightness. The audio selection allows changing the volume level of the decoded audio. You
may also need to adjust the volume on your speakers or in the control panel to achieve desired
audio output level.
4. Algorithms: Selecting standard allows you to switch between ATSC and DVB mode. This defines
the analysis paradigm that is applied to the incoming transport stream based on the ATSC/DVB
standard. The bit-rate settings define the profile you wish to apply to bit-rate measurements. The
gate determines the time period over which the bit-rate is averaged. The time-slice determines the
frequency at which the bit-rate is sampled. For instance: a gate of 1s and time-slice of 100ms
means that we measure the average over a 1s period and we sample the bit-rate every 100ms.
Short-term is pre-defined as 1s gate and 100ms time-slice. Long-term is pre-defined as 60s gate
and 1000ms time-slice. You may select User and define the gate and time-slice using the pulldowns.
5. TR101 290: You may set the maximum size of the ETR-290 error log file in this selection.
Many of the Analyser Setup parameters may also be found in shortcuts on the Setup Tool Bar.
Figure 7 Analyser Setup Shortcuts
5.2. Recording
The StreamXpert application allows you to capture the incoming transport stream to a file. Be aware
of the guidelines contained in the Specifications and Minimum Requirements section as it applies to
the incoming bit-rate. Initiating a recording to disk is a very simple task involving only a few mouse
clicks.
Figure 8 Recording
You may initiate a recording from two different places on the Setup Tool Bar (see Figure 8). Save
allows you to define the file path you will record to. Start and Stop are self-explanatory. Keep in
mind the recording parameters you defined earlier under the Analyser Setup Options section.

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5.3. View
You may change the layout of the StreamXpert Application by selecting or de-selecting which
windows (Bars) you want displayed.
Figure 9 View Selection

The choices, under Toolbars, defines which shortcuts you want displayed on the Analyser Setup Tool
Bar. The other choices will add or remove windows (Bars) from the main application display.
5.4. Input Device Selection

The input device (DekTec DTA PCI cards or DTU USB input devices) may be selected in a pull-down
on the Analyser Setup Tool Bar. If only one input device is installed, the StreamXpert will
automatically default to it. If multiple devices are installed you may select which one you wish to use.
The information button will display the basic parameters of the input device selected.
Figure 10 Input Device Selection

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5.5. Help
The Help > About StreamXpert selection will display the current version of StreamXpert software that
you are running.
Figure 11 Software Version

Your StreamXpert application should now be properly setup. The remainder of this manual provides
information on viewing the different aspects of the incoming transport stream.

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6. Analysis Left Window Pane
The main analysis capabilities of the StreamXpert are displayed in the Left and Right Window Panes.
The Left Window Pane is capable of displaying the incoming transport stream via PID view, TS table
hierarchy view, and PID Grid view.
6.1. PID View

The PID view displays the transport stream in ascending numerical value of PID's (Packet
Identification Numbers) contained in the stream. Click on the PID tab at the bottom of the Left
Analysis Window Pane. Each line shows an icon representing the packet type followed by the PID
number, description of the PID, and the PID bit-rate. A "+" sign indicates that there is more
information about the PID that may displayed by left-mouse clicking on the "+" sign. The PID
numbers will be displayed in decimal or hexadecimal based on the Analyser > Options setup.
Figure 12 PID View

Note 1: If you are analyzing a stream that contains Digicypher (stream type 0x80) video, you must
select ATSC analysis mode.

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6.2. TS Table Hierarchy View
The TS table hierarchy view displays the transport stream via the table structure (PAT, PMT, Services,
etc.). Click on the TS tab at the bottom of the Left Analysis Window Pane. You may expand the
analysis down to the PID and even further by left-mouse clicking on the "+" signs next to the tables.
Figure 13 TS Table Hierarchy View
6.3. PID Grid View:

The PID Grid View displays the PID numbers contained in the transport stream in a grid. Click on
the Grid tab at the bottom of the Left Analysis Window Pane. The vertical axis represents values in
100's and the horizontal axis represents values in 1's. The Grid View allows you to quickly determine
patterns used in PID mapping for the particular stream.

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You may hold the mouse cursor over the graph boxes to see a pop-up box that displays the value
and type of the PID.
Figure 14 PID Grid View

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7. Analysis Right Window Pane:
The Right Window Pane is capable of displaying the same information as the Left Window Pane (PID
view, TS table hierarchy view, and PID Grid view). This gives you the flexibility to view PID and TS
table hierarchy at the same time. The Right Window Pane, however, offers two additional
capabilities over the Left: Real-time video/audio decoding and PCR analysis.
7.1. Real-Time Video/Audio Decoding

One of the most powerful features of the StreamXpert application is the ability to decode digital
video and audio in real-time. This feature is also the most tasking on your PC's processor. Please
refer to the guidelines regarding recommended processor and memory in the Specifications and
Minimum Requirements section. If video decoding performance is poor, set the decoding in quarter
resolution mode (Analyser > Options > Decoding) to achieve a more seamless decode. You may
also experiment with some of the Direct Draw features (enable/disable) in the DirectX Diagnostics
tool to achieve better performance. Ultimately, you must have a robust system (especially for high
definition video) to perform seamless video decoding.
Click on the TV tab at the bottom of the Right Window pane to initiate decoding. You will receive a
message in this window stating "No service selected. Right-click to select a service". You may now
right-mouse click in this window to select the service (there can be many services to select from in a
multiple program transport stream) or select in the pull-down on the Decoding Tool Bar.
Figure 15 Decode Toolbar Service Selection

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Figure 16 Right-Mouse Click Service Selection

Video and audio decoding will begin as soon a service has been selected. Video decoding will be
present in the Right Window Pane and the window may be resized as needed. Audio decoding will
be present on the output of your PC's sound card. You may adjust audio volume in the setup
(Analyser > Options > Decoding) or with your PC's volume controls.
You may step up/down through multiple services using the +/- buttons on the Decode Toolbar. You
may also select which video or audio PID to decode (if the service has multiple) using pull-downs on
the Decode Toolbar.
Figure 17 Decode Toolbar

Note: The StreamXpert cannot decode encrypted video programs.

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Figure 18 StreamXpert Video Decoding Example

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7.2. PCR Analysis
PCR Analysis is a measurement of the Program Reference Clock contained within each service
(program) of a transport stream. PCR timing can be indicative of the quality of the incoming stream
and large inaccuracy values will often lead to problems decoding the video/audio contained within
the services of a transport stream. Click on the PCR tab at the bottom of the Right Window pane to
initiate PCR analysis. You will need to right-mouse click in the right window pane to select the service
whose PCR you would like to measure (there should be one PCR per service).
Figure 19 PCR Service Selection
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3
Figure 20 PCR Measurements

1. PCR Accuracy Snapshot: The PCR accuracy of the service displayed in snapshots updated per the
time value defined in Analyser > Options > Environment. PCR accuracy values should fall between
500ns (referenced to zero, which is no inaccuracy) to be considered good. The StreamXpert
displays values in excess of 500ns in red. You may change the vertical axis from 100ns to

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500ns by holding the left-mouse button down in the PCR_AC Snapshot field and pressing the
Up/Down arrow keys on your keyboard.
2. PCR Accuracy Density: This field is a graphical representation of the number of PCR time stamp
occurrences versus their accuracy compared to zero. Ideally the distribution will be centered around
zero with no occurrences greater than 500ns. You may change the vertical axis by holding the
left-mouse button down in the PCR_AC Density field and pressing the Up/Down arrow keys on your
keyboard. You may change the horizontal axis by holding the left-mouse button down in the PCR
Interval Density field and pressing the Left/Right arrow keys on your keyboard.
3. PCR Interval Density: The frequency of occurrence of PCR time stamps within the service. Values
should be distributed over values less than 40ms for DVB streams and less than 100ms for ATSC
streams. You may change the vertical axis by holding the left-mouse button down in the PCR Interval
Density field and pressing the Up/Down arrow keys on your keyboard. You may change the
horizontal axis by holding the left-mouse button down in the PCR Interval Density field and pressing
the Left/Right arrow keys on your keyboard.

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8. Message Bar Window:
The Message Bar Window contains two tabs. The Info tab contains general application information
such as: signal detection, loss of synchronization, and start of ETR-290 tracing. The System tab
contains information regarding DekTec input devices such as: DTA PCI cards and DTU USB devices.
Figure 21 Message Bar Info Tab
Figure 22 Message Bar System Tab

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9. Trace Bar Window:
The Trace Bar Window contains two tabs: Bit-rate and TR 101 290.
9.1. Bit-rate
The bit-rate tab graphically displays the bit-rate of the incoming transport stream. The green line is
the overall bit-rate of the transport stream and should be a constant value. The red line indicates the
bit-rate that is actually being used to carry a payload (video, audio, data, etc.). The difference
between the two lines is indicative of the overhead present in the transport stream. You may hold the
mouse cursor over the graph lines to see a pop-up box that displays the values of the two lines.
Figure 23 Trace Bar Bit-rate Graph
9.2. TR 101 290

The TR 101 290 tab graphically displays the presence of TR 101 290 errors (per the DVB standard)
Priority 1, 2, and 3. You will need to look at the ETR-290 log file to determine the actual errors that
have occurred. The path to the ETR-290 log file is also displayed in this window. TR 101 290
logging/tracing must be started (Analyser > TR 101 290) to generate the ETR-290 log and generate
results on the TR 101 290 tab of the Trace Bar.
Figure 24 Trace Bar TR 101 290 Graph

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9.3. ETR-290 Error Log File
The ETR-290 log file is saved as a *.log file type. You may open it with any standard text editing
application (the application defaults to Notepad ). Keep in mind that errors are reported per the
ETR-290 standard using the DVB paradigm. Valid ATSC streams may show errors in the log that are
not indicative of a problem with the stream.
Figure 25 ETR-290 Error Log File

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10. Status Bar
The Status Bar appears in the lower right corner of the StreamXpert application. The Status Bar gives
you a brief overview of system operation.
Figure 26 Status Bar

1. Input Status: This box indicates the status of the incoming transport stream. A green globe
defines a valid transport stream input and the number is representative of the packet format (ie. 188
byte / 204 byte). A red globe defines a missing or bad input condition and is usually accompanied
by a "No Signal" message.
2. Mode: The Mode box indicates the analysis mode that is defined in the Setup Tool Bar (ATSC or
DVB).
3. Input Type: This box indicates the type of input medium that can be accepted by the DekTec input
device that is selected (typically DVB/ASI or DVB/SPI).
4. Input Device: The Input Device box displays the DekTec input device that is currently selected and
the PCI slot or USB port it is located on.
5. Record Status: This box displays the status of recording. A gray globe indicates that recording is
not active. A flashing red globe indicates that recording is in progress. Recording errors (buffer
underflows) are displayed in the Message Bar Window, Info tab.

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Appendix A: Support for ISO 8859-x character code tables
The StreamXpert includes support for decoding strings in SI tables which use different ISO 8859-x
code tables. However for the SteamXpert to be able to display all strings correctly the necessary
Windows Code page conversion tables need to be enabled in the Regional and language
options settings. In most cases the needed tables are enabled by default, but depending on the
regional version (e.g. US, UK, French, German, etc) of Windows used some tables might not have
been enabled by default.
To enable the necessary code page conversion tables please perform the following steps:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Open the Windows Control Panel;

Select the Date, Time, Language and Regional Options page;
Select Regional and Language Options;
Select the Advanced tab;
From Code page conversion tables list, enable all the ISO8859-X tables used in your SI
tables;
6. Press Apply;
7. To activate these new settings it is advisable to restart the PC;
The screenshot below shows an example of the Regional and language options screen.
Figure 27 Example of Regional and language options screen

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2.2. Compatible Input Devices

2.3. Minimum PC / Laptop Requirements

Windows 2000 (SP4) / XP (SP1a) / 2003

Hyperthreading CPU yields best results

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3.2. DekTec DTU-225 FantAsi

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Figure 1 DTC-320 Driver Install

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Figure 2 DtInfo sample screenshot

3.4. Determining DirectX Version

Figure 3 Running dxdiag

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Figure 4 Direct X Diagnostic Tool

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4.2. StreamXpert Application General Layout

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5.1. Analyser Setup

Figure 5 Analyser Setup (TR-101 290)

Figure 6 Analyser setup (Options)

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Figure 7 Analyser Setup Shortcuts

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Figure 9 View Selection

5.4. Input Device Selection

Figure 10 Input Device Selection

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Figure 11 Software Version

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6.1. PID View

Figure 12 PID View

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Figure 13 TS Table Hierarchy View

6.3. PID Grid View:

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Figure 14 PID Grid View

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7.1. Real-Time Video/Audio Decoding

Figure 15 Decode Toolbar Service Selection

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