I thought you are familar with DAB feeds?
a) you found a data package owned by Eutelsat (which has nothing to do with DAB, it's called IPE)
b) a typical DAB stream is around 1 - 2 MBit, but this is up to 12 MBit on PID 101
c) you are using the wrong tools to analyse the content.
Don't pipe to dablin, which only expects a valid DAB stream in EDI or ETI format. Use strings instead (it's even available for Windows) to look for texts
d) you can also use the build-in hex-viewer in Transedit
e) DAB streams at least contain the word eti
Therefore, an analysis has these steps:
a) stream PID 101 to the network or to the same machine with Transedit
b) open Ubuntu on same machine via WSL
c) nc [IP:5018] | strings -16 (I recommend at least 10 or even 16 as lenght)
Then you might get texts like
1 Photoshop 3.0
1 LIGION-TRADITION-HERITAGE
1 DIPTC:01019000:arts, culture and entertainment:customs and tradition:
1 .IPTC:01000000:arts, culture and entertainment:
1 2IPTC:12025000:religion aG
1 nd belief:religious event:
1 "IPTC:12000000:religion and belief:
1 customs and tradition
1 religious event
1 g2mapping/libg2 3.10.12
1 SERGEI GAPON
1 AFP or licensors
1 Catholic beliG
1 evers carry traditional handmade 'palm branches', some of which are up to 10 metres long, as they attend a religious procession during Palm Sunday celebrations in Lyse, Masovian VoivodG
1 eship, Poland on March 29, 2026. (Photo by Sergei GAPON / AFP)
Sorry, but today isn't the 1st April ;-)