14. Status Display
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14.5.4
Subtitle Packet Display Explanation
To display the contents of the subtitle packets specified by the ARIB standard, follow the
procedure below.
The ARIB standard allows for up to three different subtitle packets to be embedded in a
signal. You can select and display one of those packets. You can select to display packet
contents in text format or in dump format.
Procedure
STATUS
→
F•4 ANC PACKET
→
F•3 V-ANC ARIB
→
F•1 CLOSED CAPTION
Figure 14-13 Subtitle packet display
Table 14-8 Subtitle packet display explanation
Item Explanation
HEADER WORD1 to 4
Display the headers using binary values.
LINE NUMBER
Displays the numbers of the lines in which subtitle information is
embedded.
CLOSED CAPTION TYPE
Displays the subtitle packet type.
ERROR CORRECTION
Indicates whether or not error correction has taken place.
CONTINUITY INDEX
Displays a counter that indicates packet continuity.
START PACKET FLAG
Displays the starting packet in the ancillary packets that compose the
subtitle data group.
END PACKET FLAG
When packets are divided in MPEG-2 TS, this item indicates whether or
not the end packet is included.
TRANSMISSION MODE
Displays the transmission mode.
FORMAT ID
Displays the subtitle packet type.
C.C. DATA ID
Displays the subtitle data identifier.
LANGUAGE ID
Displays the language identifier that is used when transmitting subtitles
in multiple languages.
