I had a look at your 'curtain' signals and you are right, they are random-ish, although some look similar but are not obviously a match for the 'erod' codes provided.
What type of IR receiver are you using (ie model no & modulation frequency)?
How far way from the receiver do you have the remote when capturing?
Make sure you have nothing around your IR receiver (or behind) that could be reflecting the signal & causing interference.
You signals ar not 32 bits....IRremote seems to default to that when it cant figure out the signal. (not sure)
Given that the manufacturer published the codes, maybe you should email them to see if they would give you more info (like modulation frequency & pulse timings and/or IR protocol used - not just the Hex codes).
BTW: Your panasonic signals decode on my system as the 'Japanese Code' protocol which is not so common. It has 48 bits (96 mark/spaces), plus 4 other mark/spaces (lead-in, header & trailer), which coincidently matches the max setting for RAWBUF of 100. what type of device is this Panasonic (TV ?).