28.2E HD bug

So ive tried all images with the 28.2e hd fix but none of them are stable enough for proper use.
Im now using the pkt nebula image which is very stable but still takes 30 - 40 seconds to clear Hd channels.

So i have looked for a temporary soloution and may be on to something here are the stream details of a channel before and after they are cleared

Technical Information (not cleared DAVE HD)
Videosize: N/AxN/A Widescreen: N/A
APID: 0x0280 VPID: 0x0200
PCRPID: 0x0200 PMTPID: 0x0NAN
TXTPID: 0x0903 TSID: 0x07F3
ONID: 0x0002 SID: 0x0EE4

Technical Information (cleared after 30secs DAVE HD)
Videosize: 1920x1080 Widescreen: N/A
APID: 0x0280 VPID: 0x0200
PCRPID: 0x0200 PMTPID: 0x0101
TXTPID: 0x0904 TSID: 0x07F3
ONID: 0x0002 SID: 0x0EE4

Technical Information (not cleared *** showcaseHD)
Videosize: N/AxN/A Widescreen: N/A
APID: 0x0281 VPID: 0x0201
PCRPID: 0x0201 PMTPID: 0x0NAN
TXTPID: 0x0901 TSID: 0x07D1
ONID: 0x0002 SID: 0x0EF9

Technical Information (cleared after 30secs showcaseHD)
Videosize: 1920x1080 Widescreen: N/A
APID: 0x0295 VPID: 0x0201
PCRPID: 0x0201 PMTPID: 0x0105
TXTPID: 0x0901 TSID: 0x07D1
ONID: 0x0002 SID: 0x0EF9

As you can see some pids are incorrectly set initially but at once set the channel clears perfectly.

Now i am looking for a way to set the correct pids automatically or get the box to load specified pids, maybe this can be done in a bouquet editor ?

looking for some help on this side?

this sort of fix could also be applied to A HDMU image.

Quote from nano

I don't know if this is relevant but apparently this issue also exists on the SHD8900 (Alien 1 ).

I just copied my channel list over from my Gigablue using Dreamboxedit and i have non of these issues stated with the HD channels. They clear straight away.

I'm using PKT Nebula v3 on my SHD8900.

Nano

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interesting not sure if its the same tuner problem though ? was this channel list for 28.2E? If you could you possibly send me the files and ill see if it works? possibly the correct PIDS might have set in bouquets on that specific image.