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    IsdbsMux is a tool that converts one or more transport stream files into a valid ISDB-S multiplexed stream with TMCC data. It supports multiple modulation types across 5 hierarchical layers with constraints on slot allocation and input bitrate. Example usage shows creating a stream with 8PSK and QPSK layers using two transport stream files across different slots. A DekTec license is required to run IsdbsMux.

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    IsdbsMux is a tool that converts one or more transport stream files into a valid ISDB-S multiplexed stream with TMCC data. It supports multiple modulation types across 5 hierarchical layers with constraints on slot allocation and input bitrate. Example usage shows creating a stream with 8PSK and QPSK layers using two transport stream files across different slots. A DekTec license is required to run IsdbsMux.

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    IsdbsMux is a tool that converts one or more transport stream files into a valid ISDB-S multiplexed stream with TMCC data. It supports multiple modulation types across 5 hierarchical layers with constraints on slot allocation and input bitrate. Example usage shows creating a stream with 8PSK and QPSK layers using two transport stream files across different slots. A DekTec license is required to run IsdbsMux.

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    IsdbsMux StreamXpress Utilities IsdbsMux

    NAME
    IsdbsMux – create a multiplexed ISDB-S file

    SYNOPSIS
    IsdbsMux –p params [-v] -o outfile infile1 infile2...

    DESCRIPTION
    IsdbsMux is a tool to convert one or more transport-stream files into a
    valid ISDB-S stream including TMCC data. The resulting stream can be used
    for ISDB-S modulation using the DekTec StreamXpress player.

    OPTIONS
    The following options are supported:
    -p param1=val1,param2=val2…
    Specifies the modulation parameters in a comma-separated
    parameter-value list. See the PARAMETERS section for a list
    of supported parameters and their values.
    -v Sets verbose mode.

    -o outfile Sets the output filename. The bitrate of the output file will
    be 52,170,000 bps.

    infilek Name of the k-th MPEG-2 transport-stream input file to be


    multiplexed. The input files shall contain 188-byte packets.
    The bitrate of the input files is constrained by the
    modulation type and number of slots used, see section
    CONSTRAINTS.

    PARAMETERS
    The following modulation parameters are recognized for the –p option:

    output_format raw (default) | b15


    The overall multiplexing format of the output file.
    raw SYNC bytes are used for TMMC data storage
    b15 According to ARIB TR B15. The TMCC data is stored in
    the 16 extra bytes of 204-byte packets.

    tmode[i] bpsk1/2 | qpsk1/2 | qpsk2/3 | qpsk3/4 | qpsk5/6 | qpsk7/8 |


    8psk2/3 (default)
    Modulation type for hierarchy layer i (i<5). A maximum of 5
    layers with different modulation types can be defined.

    slot_count[i] 0..48 (default: slot_count[0]=48), i<5


    The number of slots per frame used for hierarchical layer i.
    The total number of slots per frame is 48, so the sum of
    slot_count[i] must be 48.
    relts [k,k,…,k], 48 positions, k<8 (default: k=0 for 48 positions)
    k specifies for each of the 48 TMCC slots the index of the
    corresponding transport-stream file, e.g. k=5 refers to
    infile5.

    tsid[k] 0..65535, k<8 (default: 0)


    Transport-stream identifier (TSID) for transport stream k.

    (c) 2010 DekTec Digital Video B.V.


    IsdbsMux StreamXpress Utilities IsdbsMux

    CONSTRAINTS
    The output bitrate is fixed to 52.17 Mbps. This bit rate is available in
    its entirety to the input file(s) if all slots use 8PSK2/3 modulation.
    However, the TS rate capacity is reduced if some slots are set to use
    another modulation type than 8PSK2/3. In that case IsdbsMux stuffs the
    output stream with null packets, so that the output bitrate remains fixed
    at 52.17 Mbps.

    The table below summarizes the constraints on slot-count allocation and


    input-file bitrate, to enable IsdbsMux to generate a valid ISDB-S stream.

    Modu- Slot count Null packet TS rate (bd) / n slots Maximum


    lation multiple of stuffing TS rate (bd)
    BPSK1/2 4 3 of 4 slots 1,086,875 / 4 slots 13,042,500
    QPSK1/2 2 1 of 2 slots 1,086,875 / 2 slots 26,085,000
    QPSK2/3 3 1 of 3 slots 2,173,750 / 3 slots 34,780,000
    QPSK3/4 4 1 of 4 slots 3,260,625 / 4 slots 39,127,500
    QPSK5/6 6 1 of 6 slots 5,434,375 / 6 slots 43,475,000
    QPSK7/8 8 1 of 8 slots 7,608,125 / 8 slots 45,648,750
    8PSK2/3 1 none 1,086,875 / slot 52,170,000

    EXAMPLE
    IsdbsMux –p
    tmode[0]=8psk2/3,slot_count[0]=46,tmode[1]=qpsk1/2,slot_count[1]=2,
    relts=[0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,1,1,
    1,1,1,1,1,1,1,1,1,1,1,1,1,1,1,1,1,1,1,1,1,1,0,0],
    tsid[0]=0x40f1,tsid[1]=0x40f2 -o muxed.ts fileA.ts fileB.ts

    Create an ISDB-S multiplex with 2 hierarchical layers:


    Layer 0: 8PSK, code rate 2/3, uses 46 slots
    Layer 1: QPSK, code rate 1/2, uses 2 slots

    The packets transmitted in layer 1 using QPSK 1/2 are more robust and are
    typically used to transmit the SI data and the audio.

    Two transport-stream files are used:


    fileA.ts ID=0x40F1; Uses slot 1-22 (8PSK 2/3) and slot 47,48 (QPSK 1/2)
    fileB.ts ID=0x40F2; Uses slot 23-46 (8PSK 2/3)

    Layer 1 uses 2 slots. IsdbsMux will use one of these slots to stuff null
    packets and the other slot to transmit transport packets.

    LICENSE
    A valid ISDB-S license installed on a DekTec modulator card is required to
    run IsbsMux.

    (c) 2010 DekTec Digital Video B.V.

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