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Table of Contents
General Safety Summary ........................................................................................ vii
Preface .............................................................................................................. ix
Documentation ................................................................................................ xi
Multiplexer - Getting Started..................... .......... ........................ .......... ..................... 1
H.264 ES Input Characteristics............................................................................... 4
Starting the Program........................................................................................... 5
Scripts........................................................................................................... 7
Opening a Stream............................................................................................. 12
Closing Files .................................................................................................. 16
Menus and Controls ............................................................................................... 17
Menu Options ................................................................................................. 17
Toolbar ......................................................................................................... 21
Status Bar...................................................................................................... 21
User Interface ................................................................................................. 22
Wizards ............................................................................................................. 27
Transport Wizard ............................................................................................. 27
Program Wizard............................................................................................... 31
Views................................................................................................................ 43
Navigator Views .............................................................................................. 43
Section View .................................................................................................. 47
Structure Diagram Manipulation............................................................................ 56
Event Log...................................................................................................... 57
Examine Transport Stream Window........................................................................ 58
SI Filtering......... .......... .................................. .......... ........................ .......... .... 60
Component Views ............................................................................................ 64
Common Menu Options...................................................................................... 71
Editing in the Navigator Views .. ................................ .................. .............................. 72
Dragging and Dropping ...................................................................................... 72
Transport Stream.............................................................................................. 72
Programs....................................................................................................... 73
Tables .......................................................................................................... 75
Sections ........................................................................................................ 78
ES PIDs ........................................................................................................ 86
DSM-CC....................................................................................................... 95
Editing in Section View................. .................. .................. ................................ ...... 98
Editing Fields.............................. .......................... .............................. ............ 98
Multiplexing Transport Streams . .................. .................. ................................ .......... 104
Starting the Multiplex Engine ............................. .................. .................. ............ 104
Errors and Reporting ....................................................................................... 105
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Stopping the Mu
ltiplex Engine.... .......... .......................... .......................... .......... 106
Exporting the Multiplex Conguration File ............................................................. 106
Make Seamless................................................................................................... 108
Enabling the Seamless Option............................................................................. 108
Seamless Settings........................................................................................... 108
Reference ......................................................................................................... 110
Abbreviations ............................................................................................... 110
Transport Stream Editor ........................................................................................ 113
Starting the Program........................................................................................ 114
Options....................................................................................................... 115
Opening a File............................................................................................... 117
Menus and Controls ............................................................................................. 120
Toolbar ....................................................................................................... 120
Status Bar.................................................................................................... 120
Slider Bar .................................................................................................... 121
Menu Options ............................................................................................... 123
Hex Editor........................................................................................................ 126
Color Coding ................................................................................................ 126
Selecting & Editing... ................................ .................. .................. .................. 127
Header Editor .................................................................................................... 130
Header Information Tab.................................................................................... 130
Adaptation Field Tab ....................................................................................... 132
Adaptation Field Extension Tab........................................................................... 134
PID Remapping.................................................................................................. 136
PCR Recalculation .............................................................................................. 139
Jitter Functions .................. .......................... ................ ................ .......... ........ 146
MPEG Player - Getting Started ...... .......... .......... ...................................................... 151
Display Elements ........................................................................................... 152
Hierarchical Display........................................................................................ 157
Menus and Controls ............................................................................................. 171
Menus in the Play Screen .................................................................................. 171
Menus in the Record Screen............................................................................... 209
Toolbar Buttons ............................................................................................. 215
Reference ......................................................................................................... 217
Interface Card (SPI/ASI/310M Option) .................................................................. 217
Adding Jitter to PCRs .... .............. .................................................... .............. .. 218
Using Preset Files........................................................................................... 220
Using the Continuous Recording Feature ................................................................ 221
Performing Continuous Recording ....................................................................... 222
Remote Commands......................................................................................... 224
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Make Seamless W
izard ......................................................................................... 225
Starting the Wizard ......................................................................................... 225
Selecting an Input File ..................................................................................... 227
Select a Program to Make Seamless...................................................................... 230
Selecting a Multiplex Output File......... .................. ................................ .............. 233
Transport Stream Cutter ........................................................................................ 235
Starting th
e Wizard ......................................................................................... 237
Cutting a File ........................................ .......... .......... .......... .......... .......... ...... 237
Script Pad - Getting Started .................. .... .................................. ............................ 241
Setting Up ............. ........................ ........................ .............. ........................ 241
Starting the Program........................................................................................ 241
Initial Appearance .. .............. .................................................... .............. ........ 242
Initial
Menu Options ....................................................................................... 242
Script File Appearance ..................................................................................... 243
Opening a File............................................................................................... 243
Menu and Controls .............................................................................................. 246
Menu Bar .................................................................................................... 246
Toolbar ....................................................................................................... 248
Stat
us Bar.................................................................................................... 249
Script File Editing and Encryption ...................................... .................. .................... 250
Keyword Color-Coding .................................................................................... 250
Parsing ....................................................................................................... 250
Encryption ................................................................................................... 250
Index
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List of Figure
s
Figure 1: Expert mode ............................................................................................ 54
Figure 2: St
andard mode.......................................................................................... 55
Figure 3: Optional status bar ................................................................................... 156
Figure 4: IP status bar........................................................................................... 156
Figure 5: Example of the hierarchical display................................................................ 158
Figure 6: PCR Inaccuracy dialog box......................................................................... 169
Figure 7: Clock dialog box for Option Interface............................................................. 174
Figure 8:
Clock dialog box for IP interface................................................................... 174
Figure 9: Default Clock Dialog box........................................................................... 177
Figure 10: PCR Initial Value dialog box .............. ...................... ...................... ............ 179
Figure 11: Start/Stop Position dialog box... ...................................... .............. .............. 180
Figure 12: Timer Play/Record dialog box .................................................................... 182
Figure 13: Others dialog box................................................................................... 183
Figur
e 14: TDT/TOT dialog box .............................................................................. 184
Figure 15: ISDB/P-TS dialog box ............................................................................. 185
Figure 16: Select Update Item dialog box .................................................................... 186
Figure 17: IP Conguration for IPv4.......................................................................... 188
Figure 18: IP Conguration for IPv6.......................................................................... 189
Figure 19: Advanced Protocol Settings dialog box for IPv4 ..... ............ .. ..... ..... .. ............ .... 191
Fi
gure 20: Advanced Protocol Settings dialog box for IPv6 ............. .. ............ ............ ........ 191
Figure 21: Stream Replication Settings for IPv4............................................................. 193
Figure 22: Stream Replication Settings for IPv6............................................................. 193
Figure 23: Error Insertion dialog box ......................................................................... 197
Figure 24: Windows Firewall/Internet Connection Sharing (ICS)......... .................. .............. 202
Figure 25: Automatic Updates Properties .................................................................... 203
Figure 26: IIS Admin Properties............................................................................... 204
Figure 27: Java Control Panel.................................................................................. 205
Figure 28: Java Update-Warning .............................................................................. 205
Figure 29: Registry Editor...................................................................................... 206
Figure 30: Edit DWORD Value................................................................................ 207
Figure 31: Communication dialog box........................................................................ 208
Figure 32: PCR Inaccuracy dialog box ....................................................................... 218
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List of Tables
Table i: Overview of the applications ........................................................................... ix
Table 1: PTS/DTS Timestamp Updations ............................ .................................. .... ..... 4
Table 2: File menu options ........................................................................................ 6
Table 3: View menu options....................................................................................... 7
Table 4: Script management...................................................................................... 11
Table 5: File menu options ....................................................................................... 17
Table 6: Edit menu options....................................................................................... 18
Table 7: View menu options...................................................................................... 18
Table 8: Options menu options .................................................................................. 19
Table 9: Multiplex menu options ................................................................................ 20
Table 10: Window menu options ................................................................................ 20
Table 11: Help menu options..................................................................................... 21
Table 12: Icons..................................................................................................... 23
Table 13: Examine TS - File menu options..................................................................... 58
Table 14: Examine TS - Edit menu options .................................................................... 58
Table 15: File menu options.................................................................................... 123
Table 16: Edit menu options ................................................................................... 124
Table 17: View menu options .................................................................................. 124
Table 18: Tools menu options.................................................................................. 125
Table 19: Help menu options................................................................................... 125
Table 20: Icons used for MPEG-2, ARIB, DVB, and ATSC formats...................................... 159
Table 2 1: Icons specic to DVB format ...................................................................... 162
Table 2 2: Icons specic to ARIB format...................................................................... 163
Table 2 3: Icons specic to ATSC format ..................................................................... 165
Table 24: Icon text............................................................................................... 166
Table 25: PCR Inaccuracy dialog box parameters........................................................... 169
Table 26: File menu
commands (Play screen)................................................................ 171
Table 27: View menu commands (Play screen).............................................................. 172
Table 28: Play menu commands (Play screen)............................................................... 172
Table 29: SPI/ASI/310M menu commands (Play screen)................................................... 187
Table 30: IP menu commands.................................................................................. 187
Table 3 1: Utility menu commands..... .................................................... .............. ...... 207
Table 32: File menu commands (Record screen) ............................................................ 210
Table 33: Record menu commands............................................................................ 211
Table 34: SPI/ASI/310M menu command (Record screen) ................................................ 215
Table 35: Toolbar button descriptions......................................................................... 215
Table 36: File options ........................................................................................... 242
Table 37: View menu options .................................................................................. 243
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Table 38: File m
enu options.................................................................................... 246
Table 39: Edit menu options ................................................................................... 247
Table 40: View menu options .................................................................................. 247
Table 41: Window menu options .............................................................................. 247
Table 42: Script menu options ................................................................................. 248
Table 43: Help menu options................................................................................... 248
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General Safety Summary
General Safet
ySummary
Review the fo
llowing safety precautions to avoid injury and prevent damage to
this product or any products connected to it.
To avoid pot
ential hazards, u se this product only as specied.
Only qualied personnel should perform service procedures.
While using this product, you may need to a ccess other parts of a larger system.
Read the s afety sections of the other component manuals for warnings and
cautions r
elated to operating the system.
To Avoid Fire or Personal
Injury
Use Proper Power Cord. Use only the power cord specied for this product and
certied for the country of use.
Connect and Disconnect Properly. Do not connect or disconnect probes or test
leads while they are connected to a voltage source.
Ground the Product. This product is g rounded through the grounding conductor
of the power cord. To avoid electric shock, the grounding conductor must be
connected to earth ground. Before making connections to the input or output
terminals of the product, ensure that the product is properly grounded.
Observe All Terminal Ratings. To avoid re or shock hazard, observe all ratings
and markings on the product. Consult the product manual for further ratings
inf
ormation before making connections to the product.
Do not apply a potential to any terminal, including the common terminal, that
exc
eeds the maximum rating of that terminal.
Power Disconnect. The power cord disconnects the product from the power source.
Do
not block the power cord; it must remain accessible to the user at all times.
Do Not Operate Without Covers. Do not operate this product with covers or panels
r
emoved.
Do Not Operate With Suspected Failures. If you suspect that there is damage to this
product, have it inspected by qualied service personnel.
Avoid Exposed Circuitry. Do not touch e xposed connections and components
when power is present.
Use Proper Fuse. Use only the fuse type and rating specied for this product.
Wear Eye Protection. Wear eye protection if exposure to high-intensity rays or
laser radiation exists.
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Do Not Operate i
n Wet/Damp Conditions.
Do Not Operate in an Explosive Atmosphere.
Keep Product Surfaces Clean and Dry.
Provide Prop
er Ventilation. Refer to the manual’s installation instructions for
details on installing the product so it has proper ventilation.
TermsinthisManual
These terms may appear in this manual:
WARNING.
Warning statements identify conditions or practices that could result
in injury or loss of life.
CAUTION
. Caution statements identify conditions or practices that could result in
damage to this product or other property.
Symbols and Terms o n the
Product
These t
erms may appear on the product:
DANGER indicates an injury hazard immediately ac cessible as you read
the ma
rking.
WARNING indicates an injury hazard not immediately accessible as you
read
the marking.
CAUTION indicates a hazard to property including the product.
The following symbol(s) may appear on the product:
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Preface
Preface
The MTS400 Se
ries MPEG systems are described in three user manuals. The
applications are available on the following MTS400 Series products:
MTS415
MTS430
MTS400P
MTX100B (where installed)
Table i: Overview of the applications
Application Desktop icon
MTS400 Series analyzer application
Transport Stream Compliance Analyzer (TSCA) - Real-time transport stream analysis with user-selectable
MPEG-2
, DVB, ATSC and ISDB conformance tests. Shows transport structure, header contents,
hexadecimal packet contents, PCR timing/transport rate graphs, and error message logs.
Transport Stream Compliance Analyzer (TSCA) - Deferred transport stream analysis with user-selectable
MPEG-2, DVB, ATSC and ISDB conformance tests. Shows transport structure, header contents,
hexad
ecimal packet contents, PCR timing/transport rate graphs, and error message logs.
Packe
tized Elementary Stream (PES) Analyzer - PES analysis with selectable test options. Shows PES
program structure, header contents, packet contents, PTS/DTS timing graphs, and analysis reports.
Transport Stream - System Target Decoder (T-STD) - Buffer Analyzer analyzes program streams m odeling
thei
r behavior in, and their conformance to, the MPEG-2 T STD Buffer Model.
Elementary Stream Analyzer - Elementary Stream analysis at video picture and audio level. This includes
vector graphs and macroblock picture quality.
Ca
rousel Analyzer - Data analysis showing structure, bit rate, repetition rate, syntax and semantics of
data items.
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Table i: Overview of the applications (cont.)
Application Desktop icon
MTS400 Series generators application
Multiplexer - Multiplexes table information and packetized elementary streams together to synthesize new
transport streams. A ne level of control is provided to allow nonconformances and test cases to be
specied for new transport streams.
TS Editor - Viewing and editing transport stream packets, using a hexadecimal view of the packet contents
and semantic interpretation of the header. Provides facilities to remap PIDs, recalculate PCR values and
introduce PCR inaccuracies.
MPEG Plyer- Records and plays MPEG-2 streams. (The MTX100B/RTX100B/RTX130B players are
described in: M TX100B Quick Start User Manual, Tektronix part number 071-2593-xx and RTX100B Quick
Start User Manual, Tektronix part number 071-2595-xx)
Make Seamless Wizard - Guides the user through the process of creating an M PE G-2 le for use by
Stream Player in continuously looped operation.
TS Cutter - Extracts sections of MPEG-2 les to new les.
Script Pad - Enables users to create and modify System Information ( SI) scripts.
TTS Utility - Converts time stamped transport streams to standard transport stream format.
MTS400 Series carousel applications
Carousel Generator - Provides in-depth off-line generation of MPEG-2, DVB transport streams containing
a range of data broadcast protocols.
Carousel Analyzer Data analysis showing structure, bit rate, repetition rate, syntax and semantics of
data items.
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Documentation
The following related documentation for the instrument is available:
Item Purpose Location
MTS400 Series Quick Start User Manual
(071-2607-x
x English, 071-2608-xx
Japanese)
Describes how to install and get
started using the test systems.
MTS400 Series Analyzer Applications User
Manual (077-0205-xx)
Describes the operation of the
following analyzer applications:
TSCA, PES An
alyzer, T-STD Buffer
Analyzer, and ES Analyzer.
MTS400 Series Generator Applications
User Manual (077-0204-xx)
Describes the operation of the
following generator applications:
Multiplex
er, MPEG Player, TS
Editor, Make Seamless Wizard,
Transport Stream Cutter, and S cript
Pad.
MTS400 S
eries Carousel Applications User
Manual (077-0203-xx)
Optiona
l manual supporting
module-level servicing of the
instrument.
MTS400 Series Release Notes
(077-02
00-xx)
Describes known issues with the
test system s.
MTS400
Series Programmer Manual
(077-0206-xx)
Descri
bes the operation of the
MTS4EA application software.
MTS4EA Compressed Video Elementary
Strea
m Analyzer User Manual
(071-1641-xx)
Describes the operation of the
MTS4E
A application software.
MTS4CC Elementary Stream Compliance
Checker User Manual (071-2075-xx)
Describes the operation of the
MTS4CC application software.
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Multiplexer - Getting Started
The Tektronix Multiplexer provides o ff-line multiplexing of ATSC, MPEG-2,
DVB, and ISDB transport streams.
Transport streams (TS), Elementary Streams (ES), Packetized Elementary Streams
(PES), and Packet Identiers (PID) can be selected, manipulated and recombined
to f
orm customized, synthesized transport streams. Program Specic Information
(PSI), Service Information (SI), and Program and System Information Protocol
(PSIP) are often referred to as simply SI in this section.
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The functions p
rovided include:
Wizards for common tasks, such as populating streams with Program Specic
Information/
Service Information/Program and System Information Protocol
(PSI/SI/PSIP), and programs.
Table con te
nts th at are displayed in an d edited from structure diagrams (tree
diagrams).
Transport S
treams that either conform strictly to the standards selected for
interpretation or have precisely engineered, known, nonconformances.
Two or more
instances of Multiplexer can run concurrently. This allows table
information to be copied from one le to another.
The sourc
e data for nonconformant streams can be saved in a raw format,
which can be quickly reloaded as the basis for generating more stream data.
Conform
ance of edits to the standards is ch ecked interactively and enforced
by default. Checking and enforcement may be turned off when specifying
nonconformances to be introduced into the new transport stream.
On opening, streams are analyzed and displayed according to the selected
standard: MPEG, DVB, ATSC, or ISDB. Scripts are used by the analysis process;
this allows private PSI/SI tables and descriptors to be dened.
NOTE. Most examples given in this section of the manual are based on DVB SI.
You should remember that the Multiplexer is equally at home with all major DTV
sta
ndards, MPEG-2, DVB, ATSC, and ISDB as well as the major extensions to
those standard s.
The
Transport Stream Analyzer program should always be used for reliable
analysis of transport streams containing DSM-CC or MPE addressable sections.
In
the absence of TS Analyzer, it is acceptable to use Multiplexer for analysis,
provided that the DSM-CC or MPE scripts are rst applied using Expert mode in
the Stream Interpretation dialog box (See page 7, Scripts.).
However, when multiplexing streams containing DSM-CC or MPE addressable
sections, the related scripts must not be active.
Multiplexer in Playout
Mode
You can initiate a playout in the Muliplexer application using the playout feature
as soon as the multiplex operation is complete. Multiplexer creates a temporary
transport stream in the location specied by the Playout Settings and then initiates
a playout by loading this le into the player. To play the stream in the loop mode,
enable the loop m ode in the Playout settings.
To open Playout Settings dialog box, select Multiplex >Playout settings.
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Tektronix MTS430 User manual

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