[opendtv] Re: MPEG ASI over long distances
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- To: opendtv@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 30 Nov 2004 12:50:27 +1000
Mark
Sony have a MSB-2000 ASI to ATM/Ethernet, Contolware,
http://www.controlware.de/cwp/en/products/atm/cellace.shtml, make a range
of equipment that would do the trick. SA/Barco also have their Neon/Galaxy
rack range of network adaptors.
Terry Smith
"Mark O'Brien"
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I need to send an ASI stream between two TV stations in different markets.
I only need about a megabyte of bandwidth. Lots of options exist to send
IP data this distance (T-1, for example). Can anyone tell me what type of
connection I need to order to send MPEG data? Would a frame relay circuit
work?
Can I use a T-1 line and encapsulate the MPEG into IP packets for
transmission, then strip the IP transport layer to get back to an MPEG
stream (kind of a reverse IP encapsulation)? If so, what equipment do I
need on each end to do this?
Thanks,
Mark
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