Overview
The MVD ATSC Remultiplexer core analyses the MPEG TS stream inputs and gives access to the followings information and statistics :
• Incoming TS Stream features ( TS_ID, Version, Tables ...)
• Incoming/ Payload/ Outcoming rates
• Program List and bandwidth for each program.
• Program Information (Short Name, Program Number, Access Control Flags (VCT & PID Frame Header), etc...)
Then, it filters user selected programs and regenerates PSIP tables such as such as PAT, CAT, PMTs (according to configuration), MGT, STT, VCT (Cable or Terrestrial) , EIT0->EIT3, RRT.
Not filtered PMT program and others PID which do not correspond to any program or PSIP tables are filtered.
PMTs are re-generated according to the modifications to apply to the output stream.
CAT and related PIDs are filtered according to the configuration of the remultiplexer.
The ATSC Remultiplexer core allows the filtering of programs of ATSC MPEG TS flows compliant with the standards:
• ISO13818-1
• A53/Part 3; A65:2009
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