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<blockquote data-quote="ngrigsby" data-source="post: 225778" data-attributes="member: 24875">I'm replying to my own thread, and hopefully helping out bobn4burton and others who are having problems with incorrect audio on ATSC channels.&nbsp; I did a little searching and found that the PBS affiliate in my town is rather on the cutting edge and sends out multiple audio streams somewhat unconventionally tagged as such.&nbsp; At least that's my interpretation, 'cause I don't really understand how this all work so well, or why MediaPortal, when it scans the channels, associates the audio stream to these channels that it does.&nbsp; I do know that, for those channels, I just had to open the TV Server configuration, edit the channel in question, go to the ATSC tab, and then modify the &quot;Audio Pid&quot; number so that it is just one digit lower than the number originally attributed in the channel scan, and all of my audio problems were solved.&nbsp; So I suggest recording the original number and then do some experiments in modifying that number by an integer or two up or down to see if you can find the audio stream that you desire.&nbsp; It still won't allow you to change the audio stream on the fly, but at least you'll lock the channel in to something you can live with.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ngrigsby, post: 225778, member: 24875"] I'm replying to my own thread, and hopefully helping out bobn4burton and others who are having problems with incorrect audio on ATSC channels. I did a little searching and found that the PBS affiliate in my town is rather on the cutting edge and sends out multiple audio streams somewhat unconventionally tagged as such. At least that's my interpretation, 'cause I don't really understand how this all work so well, or why MediaPortal, when it scans the channels, associates the audio stream to these channels that it does. I do know that, for those channels, I just had to open the TV Server configuration, edit the channel in question, go to the ATSC tab, and then modify the "Audio Pid" number so that it is just one digit lower than the number originally attributed in the channel scan, and all of my audio problems were solved. So I suggest recording the original number and then do some experiments in modifying that number by an integer or two up or down to see if you can find the audio stream that you desire. It still won't allow you to change the audio stream on the fly, but at least you'll lock the channel in to something you can live with. [/QUOTE]

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