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MTS400 Series Generators User Manual
Table 28: Play menu commands (Play screen) (cont.)
Command
Sync
PCR Initial Value
Source
Loop
Start/Stop
Auto play
Timer Play
Other
Description
Sets the format of the PSYNC signal output from the SPI
IN/OUT connector. You can select TS Packet, SF, or Non-TS.
For TS Packet, a single pulse signal is output at the start
point of each packet. For SF, a single pulse is output at the
start point of the SF appearing every 204 X 48 X8 bytes. For
Non-TS, the Set Non-TS Sync dialog box appears, where you
can enable the PSYNC and DVALID signals.
Refer to Set Non-TS Sync Dialog Box for more information.
(See page 178, Set Non-TS Sync Dialog Box.)
Sets the initial value of the program_clock_reference_base
and program_clock_reference_extension parameters when
the transport stream is output.
When you select this command, the PCR Initial Value dialog
box appears. Refer to PCR Initial Value Dialog Box for more
information. (See page 179.)
Selects the source for stream output. You can select RAM
or Disk.
Refer to SPI/ASI/310M Interface Menu - Play and IP Interface
Menu for detailed information about differences between the
two sources. (See page 187.) (See page 187.)
Sets whether or not the stream is output using looping method.
You can select On or Off. If you set it to On, the selected
stream is continuously output. If you set it to Off, the selected
stream is output once.
Sets the start and stop position of the stream, and initial start
position of the stream for loop output.
When you select this command, the Start/Stop Position dialog
box appears. Refer to Start/Stop Position Dialog Box for more
information. (See page 180.)
Sets whether or not the transport stream is automatically
output using the last power-down settings when you turn the
MPEG Player on. You can select On or Off. If you set it to On,
take care of the output level setting used when the MPEG
Player was last turned off and the input level of the instrument
(device) currently connected to the MPEG Player.
Sets the date and time used to output a stream automatically.
When you select this command, the Timer Play/Record dialog
box appears. Refer to Timer Play/Record Dialog Box for more
information. (See page 182.)
Sets the standard used to display the selected stream and
display radix for the text information.
When you select this command, the Others dialog box
appears. Refer to Others Dialog Box for more information.
(See page 214.)
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