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105 lines
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To allow the transport of DVB-S2 baseband frames (BBFrame) across existing hard- and software
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interfaces, we have added the ability to embed the BBFrame data into
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an MPEG2 transport stream.
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This feature is available on supported cards as firmware update and
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is currently considered experimental.
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Supported hardware:
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cineS2 V7A (>=1.7 FW)
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OctopusCI S2 Pro Advanced (>=1.7 FW)
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Duoflex S2 v4 Advanced (TBA)
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MaxSX8 (NOT the MAXS8!)
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The following cards are based on the broadcast version of the
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DVB-S2 demodulator. The BBFrame output is working but
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not documented. We therefore can not guarantee the
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feature will work under all conditions.
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cineS2 V7 (>=1.7 FW)
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OctopusCI S2 Pro (>=1.7 FW)
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Duoflex S2 v4 (TBA)
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Current FPGA images (including FW 1.7 for the above mentioned cards)
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can be found here:
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http://download.digital-devices.de/download/firmware/html/firmwareupdate.html
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Packet format:
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The BBFrames are packetized into MPEG2 private sections (0x80), one section per transport stream
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packet. The PID is fixed at 0x010E.
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Header packet of frame:
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0x47 0x41 0x0E 0x1X 0x00 0x80 0x00 L 0xB8 BBHeader (169 * Data)
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L: Section Length, always 180 (0xB4)
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BBHeader: 10 Bytes BBFrame header (see DVB-S2, EN-302307)
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Data: 169 Bytes of BBFrame payload
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Payload packets:
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0x47 0x41 0x0E 0x1X 0x00 0x80 0x00 L N (179 * Data)
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L: Section Length, always 180 (0xB4)
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N: Packet counter, starting with 0x01 after header packet
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Data: 179 Bytes of BBFrame payload
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Last packet:
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0x47 0x41 0x0E 0x1X 0x00 0x80 0x00 L N ((L-1) * Data) ((180 – L) * 0xFF)
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L: Section Length, remaining Data – 1, (0x01 .. 0xB4)
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N: Packet counter
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Data: L-1 Bytes of BBFrame payload
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Automatic detection of input format:
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The bridge firmware allows automatic detection of the incoming data.
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To receive regular transport streams in this formats it is still required to setup
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the DVB-S2 demodulator to output BBFrames instead of regular TS Packets.
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When enabled the embedding mode is automatically turned on or off depending on incoming data
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from the DVB-S2/S2X frontend. The decision depends currently only on the first byte of a packet.
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If it is 0x47 it switches to transport stream mode else it switches to embedding mode.
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Note that 0x47 can currently not occur in the first byte of a BBFrame header if all reserved
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values of DVB-S2 and -S2X are observed.
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API:
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Currently DTV_STREAM_ID is misused.
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Set it to 0x80000000 to enable frame mode in the demod.
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Because there were some questions why we use this data format,
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here are some examples for why using this format this makes handling BBFrames easier:
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- The start of a frame is easily found because a new set of sections is
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started.
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- Existing software layers like the Linux kernel DVB demuxer can be used unchanged.
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- Existing hardware like the OctopusNet SAT>IP server which can only handle TS packets can
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stream BBFrames via SAT>IP with this method.
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- There is at least one demodulator (e.g. on the MaxSX8) which supports this format in hardware.
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