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Digital Broadcaster User Manual v. 3.4 rev. 3421 17 July 24, 2008
Resolution: 720 X 480 NTSC
Frame rate: 29.97 frames/second
Aspect ratio: 4:3
Chroma format: 4:2:0
Structure: Closed GOP (Group of Pictures) with one I-frame and four P-frames every
15 frames, using the pattern IBBPBBPBBPBBPBB
Pack size of 2048 bytes
Field Encoding Order: bottom field first (BFF)
Interlaced video (deinterlaced video for web media)
Audio bit rate of 192 kbps, 224 kbps, 256 kbps, 384 kbps
Audio sampling rate of 48 kHz or 44.1 kHz
Audio sampling rate of 1152
Audio mode: stereo
Audio codec: MPEG-1 Layer II, Stereo AC-3, AC-3 5.1, or Linear PCM (LPCM)
depending on your server output type. See the chart on page 16.
Program stream files should terminate with an end code (00 00 01 b9).
Maximum program mux rate of 10.08 Mbps for standard-definition interlaced video.
The mux rate is the sum of the video bitrate, the audio bitrate, and the overhead
required by your encoder. You can use the formula M = V + A + O(V + A).
For example, if your encoder requires 10% overhead, you could encode at the
maximum audio bitrate of 384 kbps and be able to encode at a video bitrate up to
8.779 Mbps. (10.08 Mbps = V + 384 kbps + .10[V + 384 kbps] Solve for V to get
8.7796363 Mbps.)
If your encoder requires 25% overhead and you encode at the maximum audio bitrate
of 384 kbps, you would be able to encode at a video bitrate up to 7.68 Mbps. (10.08
Mbps = V + 384 kbps + .25[V + 384 kbps] Solve for V to get 7.68 Mbps.)
Recommended bit rates for various types of video content are as follows:
o 4 Mbps for good quality video with low motion
o 6 Mbps for good quality with average motion
o 8 Mbps for good quality with high motion and
o 9 Mbps for high quality with high motion content.
Video sequence header before every GOP to facilitate random access (stop & start
anywhere in file) needed for virtual trims and continuity resume. Files from a DVD
will have the video sequence header (vsh).
Transport streams should include Random Access Indicators for random access
support.
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