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Configuring the Transmitter
Chapter 6
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Select the structure for the GOP. You can choose between:
]
I
I-frames only
]
IP
an I-frame followed by several P-frames
]
IPB
an I-frame followed by several substructure sequences, each consisting of a
P-frame and a B-frame
]
IPBB
an I-Frame followed by several substructure sequences, each consisting of a
P-frame and two B-frames
GOP length:
Enter the image interval between I-frames here. The value will depend on the
GOP structure selected. It must always be a multiple of the P- frames and B-
frames in the GOP structure.
In the context of the GOP structure
IPB
, a length of 4 means that an I-frame is
followed by a total of four other frames, which are alternately P- and B-frames.
The resultant image structure is: IPBPBIPBPBIPBPB …
The GOP structure
IP
can have any GOP length. The
IPB
structure must have a
GOP length that is a multiple of two. The
IPBB
structure has length that is a
multiple of three. The GOP structure
I
requires no GOP length.
Video stream type:
You can choose between the types
VES
(Video Elementary Stream) and
PRG
(Program Stream). Select
PRG
if audio is to be transmitted together with the
video images. Audio signals require an additional bandwidth of about 256 kBit/s.
Note
Choosing
VES
results in no encoding of audio data.
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