Multimedia broadcast multicast service system and its synchronization method
A multimedia broadcasting and multicasting service technology, applied in the multimedia broadcasting and multicasting service system and its synchronization field, can solve the problems of inconsistency in the processing of lower-layer network elements and the inability of lower-layer network elements to accurately schedule resources, etc., and achieve the effect of accurate scheduling
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[0133] Preferred embodiment two (new TYPE format, extremely simplified version of TYPE0)
[0134] Such as Figure 7 As shown, define a new SYNC PDU format, named TYPE3. This format is mainly used to indicate the last data packet (that is, the above-mentioned service end information). That is, when the base station receives a data packet in this format, it can know which data packet is the last data packet of the service, and no other data packets will arrive for this service.
[0135] PDUType: This parameter indicates the structure of the SYNC frame, which is located in the 4th to 7th bits of the first byte in the frame.
[0136] Value range: {0=no payload sync frame, 1=user data sync frame without compressed header, 2=user data sync frame with compressed header, 3=sync frame indicating tail, 4-15=reserved}.
[0137] Field length: 4bits.
[0138] TimeStamp: The relative time value of the start time of the synchronization sequence in a synchronization period.
[0139] Valu...
Embodiment 5
[0184] Such as Figure 10 As shown, reuse the existing SYNC PDU format - TYPE1. One or more bits in the spare bits in this format are used to indicate the information of the last data packet. That is, when the base station receives a data packet in this format, it can be considered that the data packet is the last data packet of the service, and no other data packets will come to the service.
[0185] Or, all data packets in the synchronization sequence where the last data packet is located adopt the format of this embodiment, indicating that the synchronization sequence is the last synchronization sequence of the service.
[0186] Figure 10 Parameters in the TYPE1 frame format: payload cyclic redundancy check: PayloadCRC, idle bit extension: Spareextention, payload field: Payloadfields.
[0187] For a specific synchronization method, reference may be made to preferred embodiment 4.
Embodiment 6
[0189] Such as Figure 11 As shown, reuse the existing SYNC PDU format - TYPE2. One or more bits in the spare bits in this format are used to indicate the information of the last data packet. That is, when the base station receives a data packet in this format, it can be considered that the data packet is the last data packet of the service, and no other data packets will come to the service.
[0190] Or, all data packets in the synchronization sequence where the last data packet is located adopt the format of this embodiment, indicating that the synchronization sequence is the last synchronization sequence of the service.
[0191] Figure 11 Parameters in the TYPE2 frame format: packet convergence protocol information: PDCPinformation (PacketDataConvergenceProtocolinformation), uncompressed payload IP header: UncompressedpayloadIPheader, Ipv6indic: Ipv6 indication.
[0192] For a specific synchronization method, reference may be made to preferred embodiment 4.
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