1. Signal
1.1 Source coding
The elementary bitstream to be transmitted on a digital TV channel is called ES (Elementary Stream). This is either a video or an audio signal. These digital video and audio signals are streams compressed in MPEG-2 or MPEG-1 for video, and in MPEG-1 layer I or layer II for audio.
please refer to the article on MPEG compression for the structure of these bitstreams.
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Bibliography
References
- (1) - VITERBI (A.J.), OMURA (J.K.) - Principes de communications numériques. 1992 - Dunod.
- (2) - GLAVIEUX (A.) - Communications numériques. - 1996 Masson.
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Theses
- - www.sudoc.abes.fr
- MHIRI (R.) - Identification de brouilleurs co-canaux dans un réseau de télévision numérique de terre (DVB-T) - . Université de Paris-Sud (2003).
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Standards
- Information Technology – Generic coding of moving images and associated sound information – Part 1: systems. - NF EN ISO/CEI 13818-1 - mai 1997
- Information Technology – Generic coding of moving images and associated sound information – Part 3: Sound. - NF EN ISO/CEI 13818-3 - oct. 1996
- Information Technology – Generic coding of moving images and associated sound information – Part 9: Real-time interface extension...
Organizations
International Telecommunication Union (ITU) http://www.itu.org
Motion Pictures Expert Group (MPEG) http://www.mpeg.org
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