Difference between revisions of "DAB multiplexing"
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-A 2.ff -b 128 -i 2 -S -L "Label2" -C \ | -A 2.ff -b 128 -i 2 -S -L "Label2" -C \ | ||
-A 3.ff -b 128 -i 3 -S -L "Label3" -C \ | -A 3.ff -b 128 -i 3 -S -L "Label3" -C \ | ||
| + | -O fifo:///dev/stdout | ||
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| + | Example with 4 DAB+ inputs on one DAB input, non-blocking mode is used with option "-k" to incomplete DAB+ frames from the encoder. | ||
| + | CRC-DabMux -L "TuxMux" \ | ||
| + | -A 1.ff -k -b 128 -i 10 -S -L "L2_128" -C \ | ||
| + | -F 2.ff -k -b 48 -i 2 -S -L "AAC48" -C \ | ||
| + | -F 3.ff -k -b 64 -i 3 -S -L "AAC64" -C \ | ||
| + | -F 4.ff -k -b 128 -i 4 -S -L "AAC128" -C \ | ||
-O fifo:///dev/stdout | -O fifo:///dev/stdout | ||
===Other projects=== | ===Other projects=== | ||
*[http://labs.radionova.no/category/dab/ Nova Radio labs opendab project in Norway] | *[http://labs.radionova.no/category/dab/ Nova Radio labs opendab project in Norway] | ||
Revision as of 02:04, 29 December 2010
The multiplexer gather different program streams (DAB, DAB+ or T-DMB), produces necessary signalling and output a single 2Mbit/s stream in ETI format (Ensemble Transport Interface).
Multiplexing with CRC-DabMux
- CRC-DabMux DAB/DAB+/T-DMB multiplexer from CRC.
Live multiple input
The multiplexer takes files as input. Standard input (/dev/stdin) can be used to get an encoded stream as input. In order to input many live streams, it is necessary to use FIFO files (also called "named pipe") created with "mkfifo" unix command.
Example, with 3 DAB 128kbps channels (1.ff to 3.ff are the FIFO files)
CRC-DabMux -L "LabelSuisse" -A 1.ff -b 128 -i 1 -S -L "Label1" -C \ -A 2.ff -b 128 -i 2 -S -L "Label2" -C \ -A 3.ff -b 128 -i 3 -S -L "Label3" -C \ -O fifo:///dev/stdout
Example with 4 DAB+ inputs on one DAB input, non-blocking mode is used with option "-k" to incomplete DAB+ frames from the encoder.
CRC-DabMux -L "TuxMux" \ -A 1.ff -k -b 128 -i 10 -S -L "L2_128" -C \ -F 2.ff -k -b 48 -i 2 -S -L "AAC48" -C \ -F 3.ff -k -b 64 -i 3 -S -L "AAC64" -C \ -F 4.ff -k -b 128 -i 4 -S -L "AAC128" -C \ -O fifo:///dev/stdout