First of all, the jump is relative to RIP, which points to the next instruction to execute. You need to account for the instruction size (5 bytes) before you assemble the offset. Therefore the jump effectively starts at 0x004ECF2A, and the offset would be 0x05190000 - 0x004ECF2A = 0x4CA30D6.
Second, you're writing the offset in big endian when it should be in little endian. i.e. bytes for 0x4CA30D6 = D6 30 CA 04. _________________
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