[opendtv] Re: MPEG Transport Streams
- From: "Gary Hughes" <ghughes@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
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- Date: Wed, 22 Jun 2005 13:08:35 -0400
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> "Dan, better go to the source. Read A/90 at the ATSC
> site. It explains." - Bert
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> The A/90 document is on my "To Read" list, so for now I=20
> skimmed through it.
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If you want to look at ATSC documents I'd suggest starting
with A/54 as a good overview of how video, audio and systems
are supposed to work together. Just keep in mind that it
is informative, not normative.
A/90 describes a mechanism for encapsulating data, including=20
IP datagrams, in MPEG transport, NOT a mechanism for encapsulating
MPEG transport in IP datagrams. I'd suggest getting a handle
on MPEG transport before diving into either of those topics.
gary
Gary Hughes
Director of Media Engineering
Broadbus Technologies, Inc.
ghughes@xxxxxxxxxxxx
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