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    This document describes the structure of MPEG-2 transport streams and sections. It contains the following key information: - MPEG-2 transport streams are divided into 188 byte packets that contain a 4 byte header and 184 bytes of payload. The header contains a synchronization byte, flags, and a 13-bit packet identifier (PID). - Sections are used to carry streaming information tables and are identified by their table_id. Sections have a header, length field, optional CRC, and payload. - Common PIDs are listed that carry important streams like the PAT, CAT, PMT and EIT guiding tables as well as TDT/TOT timing information.

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    This document describes the structure of MPEG-2 transport streams and sections. It contains the following key information: - MPEG-2 transport streams are divided into 188 byte packets that contain a 4 byte header and 184 bytes of payload. The header contains a synchronization byte, flags, and a 13-bit packet identifier (PID). - Sections are used to carry streaming information tables and are identified by their table_id. Sections have a header, length field, optional CRC, and payload. - Common PIDs are listed that carry important streams like the PAT, CAT, PMT and EIT guiding tables as well as TDT/TOT timing information.

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    This document describes the structure of MPEG-2 transport streams and sections. It contains the following key information: - MPEG-2 transport streams are divided into 188 byte packets that contain a 4 byte header and 184 bytes of payload. The header contains a synchronization byte, flags, and a 13-bit packet identifier (PID). - Sections are used to carry streaming information tables and are identified by their table_id. Sections have a header, length field, optional CRC, and payload. - Common PIDs are listed that carry important streams like the PAT, CAT, PMT and EIT guiding tables as well as TDT/TOT timing information.

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    This document describes the structure of MPEG-2 transport streams and sections. It contains the following key information: - MPEG-2 transport streams are divided into 188 byte packets that contain a 4 byte header and 184 bytes of payload. The header contains a synchronization byte, flags, and a 13-bit packet identifier (PID). - Sections are used to carry streaming information tables and are identified by their table_id. Sections have a header, length field, optional CRC, and payload. - Common PIDs are listed that carry important streams like the PAT, CAT, PMT and EIT guiding tables as well as TDT/TOT timing information.

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    table_id:

    0x00 0x01 0x02 0x40 0x41 0x42 0x43 0x4E 0x70

    : : : : : : : : :

    PAT CAT PMT NIT NIT other SDT SDT other EIT TDT

    MPEG-2 TS and Sections


    max. 4095 byte

    SI/PSI Sections
    table_id 1
    x11

    3 byte

    Section Header
    10 byte Len 12 bit Network_ID 2 byte
    1 1 version
    section_ no last section_ no

    max. 4084 byte


    1 11 1

    loop_len 12 bit

    desc_loop

    CRC32 4 byte

    5 bit

    1 byte

    1 byte

    current_next_ind
    reserved

    section_syntax_ind

    1 = CRC32 0 = checksum

    PID:

    Transport Stream
    TS Header Sync 47
    1 4 byte 1)

    0x0000 0x0001 0x0002 0x0010 0x0011 0x0012 0x0013 0x0014 0x0015 0xXXXX 0x1FFF

    : : : : : : : : : : :

    PAT CAT TSDT NIT (via PAT) SDT, BAT (ST) EIT RST TDT, TOT (ST) MIP PMT NULL PACKET

    188 byte

    TS Header
    2)

    Sync 47
    0

    4 byte

    1)

    TS Header Sync
    data
    1 .. 184 byte 1) 4 byte 1

    1)

    PID
    13 bit

    SC
    1)

    Ptr Len

    data
    1 .. 183 byte Adaptation Field

    PID
    13 bit

    SC Len

    47

    PID
    13 bit

    SC
    1)

    Ptr Len

    data
    1 .. 183 byte

    next

    Adaptation Field 0 .. 183 byte

    Adaptation Field

    adaptation_field_ctrl 1) transport_scrambling_ctrl transport_prio payload_unit_start_ind transport_error_ind : 1 = RS Error

    16 byte Reed Solomon 1) 2) 204 byte Adaptation_field_ctrl : 00 01 10 several sections 11 possibile = = = = reserved only payload only adapt_field adapt_field and payload SC := SC + 1 SC := SC (stop) SC := SC + 1

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