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An elementary stream (ES) as defined by the MPEG communication protocol is usually the output of an audio or video encoder. ES contains only one kind of data (e.g. audio, video, or closed caption). An elementary stream is often referred to as "elementary", "data", "audio", or "video" bitstreams or streams. The format of the elementary stream depends upon the codec or data carried in the stream, but will often carry a common header when packetized into a packetized elementary stream.

Method and system for time synchronized forwarding of ancillary information in stream processed MPEG-2 systems streams

A method and system are provided for processing an elementary stream in a systems layer stream that is presumed to be ultimately consumed according a to predefined and deterministic schedule relative to a particular system time clock of a program that comprises the elementary stream. First and second synchronization points are identified in an elementary stream. The elementary stream is processed to produce a modified sequence of elementary stream information to be carried between the first and second synchronization points. The modified sequence has a different amount of information than the particular sequence of information. A series of one or more new systems layer stream segments carrying the first synchronization point, as well as the modified sequence of elementary stream information, are inserted into a new systems layer stream. At least one of the new systems layer stream segments comprises a systems layer information sub-segment containing the particular ancillary data. Each synchronization point is a type of sequential location of the elementary stream: (1) which recurs continually throughout the elementary stream; (2) is synchronized in time to the systems time clock of the program containing the elementary stream; and (3) is always present in an elementary stream both prior to, and after, the processing.
Owner:SKYSTREAM NETWORKS

Method and device for processing a DVB-H compliant transport stream

According to a first aspect, the invention proposes a method for processing a transport stream (TS) received as an input transport stream in a processing device (SDR), the transport stream comprising a plurality of elementary streams (ES), each elementary stream (ES) being a set of transport stream packets having the same Packet IDentifier (PID), at least one of these elementary streams being time-sliced so as to be sent in bursts, timing information indicating within a burst the time to the beginning of the next burst, characterized in that it comprises the steps of: applying a filtering operation to the input transport stream so as to filter out from the input transport stream part or all of one or more time-sliced elementary streams; modifying the bursts scheduling of the input transport stream so as to generate a DVB-H compliant output transport stream from the filtered input transport stream. The invention also relates to a device for processing a transport stream comprising a plurality of time-sliced elementary streams, said device means for performing the method according to the first aspect of the invention, and to a transport stream carrying in-band configuration messages intended to be interpreted by the device for determination of the filtering operation to be applied to the input transport stream.
Owner:UDCAST SA

Video editing apparatus and video editing method

A video splicing apparatus for receiving a transport stream including a plurality of packetized encoded video data streams, and for splicing the encoded video data streams to generate a spliced video data stream. The video splicing apparatus includes an input processor for disassembling each of the plurality of packetized encoded video data streams in the transport stream into a pseudo-elementary stream before packetization, and for storing the disassembled pseudo-elementary streams in predetermined storage. An analyzer is also provided for analyzing the amount of coded bits of two data streams of the pseudo-elementary streams stored in the storage that will be generated upon decoding upon receipt of the two data streams to be subjected to a splicing operation. A data processor is provided for reading the data streams to be subjected to the splicing operation from the storage, splicing the streams, and inserting a desired amount of additional data at a splice point based on the result of the analysis by said analysis to produce a spliced video data stream and storing the spliced video data stream in the storage. An output processor is provided for determining output timing for the spliced video data stream based on the determined amount of coded bits, and outputting the spliced video data stream read from the storage based on the output timing.
Owner:SONY CORP

Method and apparatus for concealing disk soft errors in recorded digital television signals

A video data storage system holds MPEG compressed video data on a hard disk drive. A transport decoder receives a bit-stream including the compressed audio and video data formatted as transport packets and that reformats the compressed audio and video data into respective program elementary stream (PES) packets. The system stores the audio and video PES packets onto a disk. The system also includes separate audio and video buffer memories that hold the audio and video PES packets when they are read from the disk drive. An MPEG decoder separately accesses the audio and video data from the respective audio and video buffer memories. The audio buffer memory has an amount of memory sufficient to provide the MPEG decoder with audio data representing ten seconds of decoded audio signal. In one embodiment, when a soft error occurs, the MPEG decoder continues to read and decode data from the audio buffer, but stops reading and decoding data from the video buffer. During this time, the MPEG decoder continually displays a current image. After the disk has recovered from the soft error, the MPEG decoder continues to retrieve and decode video data from the video buffer memory and drops P or B frames to resynchronize the video data stream to the audio data stream.
Owner:NORTHWESTERN UNIV +1
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