Convert DVD9 layer break to decimal format on Eclipse report?

[sdsumike619]

A few days ago I submitted some DLT's to the mastering facility and they reported an error with the layer break. I think I found the error and reset the layer break, however, I called them to ask the size (in sectors) of the Layer 0 tape. All they were able to tell me was some of the data from the eclipse report:

End sector in layer 0: 2295BFH

Location Of Lead Out: 2295C0H

I suspect that the one labeled "End sector in layer 0" would represent the sector of the layer break. Problem is that I need it in decimal format (2,xxx,xxx sectors) to compare it to the layer break I have recalculated. How can I convert 2295BFH to decimal?

[lordsmurf]

http://easycalculation.com/hex-converter.php

2295BFH = 2,266,559

Should I bonk you over the head now or later?

You must be tired. That was too easy.

[sdsumike619]

I'll take that bonk now, I didn't even think about finding a calculator online!!! Thanks, I can see that the layer break was way off now!

[lordsmurf]

Yeah, I can do it on my ancient graphing calculator...

... but I did a quick Google hunt for "convert hex to decimal" and that was the first result.
http://www.google.com/#hl=en&source=hp&q=convert+hex+to+decimal

Wanted you to see it for yourself.
And have a handy tool in case you don't have a $100 calculator in a drawer like I do.

[sdsumike619]

Thanks, much appreciated!!