USER'S MANUAL MO-180
Mode
DVB-H only features are enabled and available through the menu system when
the TPS length indicator is set to 33 bits. Otherwise, DVB-T is used as marked by the
TPS length indicator being 31 bits. The two extra bits in DVB-H flag the use of time
slicing and MPE-FEC (see below). Options are:
DVB-T (31 TPS bits) DVB-T mode with a TPS length indicator of 31 bits.
DVB-H (33 TPS bits) DVB-H mode with a TPS length indicator of 33 bits.
MPE-FEC
In DVB-H, this configures the Multi-Protocol Encapsulation / Forward Error
Correction (MPE-FEC) used on top of the DVB-T channel coding. The available options
are:
OFF
MPE-FEC not used.
HP
The HP TS uses MPE-FEC.
LP
The LP TS uses MPE-FEC.
HP&LP Both the HP and LP TS use MPE-FEC.
Time slicing
In DVB-H this indicates whether any of the HP or LP transport streams use time
slicing:
OFF
Time slicing is not used
HP
At least one elementary stream within the HP TS uses time slicing.
LP
At least one elementary stream within the LP TS uses time slicing.
HP&LP At least one elementary stream within both the HP and LP TS's uses
time slicing.
Symbol Interl.
In DVB-H, this selects between the 2k or 4k native symbol interleaver and the
DVB-H-only in-depth symbol interleaver. For 8k, the native interleaver is mandatory.
Native Mandatory in DVB-T and 8k DVB-H.
In-depth
New symbol interleaver introduced in 2k & 4k DVB-H modes.
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