Managing Output Transport Streams - Imagine communications Selenio BNP 2xr User Manual

Grooming and PSIP
- Grooming - Mapping
Table 62. Input Transport Stream pop-up menu options
Menu
Modify Transport Stream
Refresh Transport Stream Tables
Delete Transport Stream (GigE only)
Recreate Input Transport Stream (ASI only)
Create Ghost Program
Bitrate Monitor

Managing Output Transport Streams

This section provides information about how to access configuration screens and provide parameters
for output streams.
Creating MPEG-2 Output Transport Streams
Use the Create Output Transport Stream screen to set parameters for MPEG-2 transport streams, as
described in the following topics:
"Creating an MPEG-2 Output Stream on an ASI Port," next.
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"Creating an MPEG-2 Output Stream on a GigE Port" on page 115.
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Creating an MPEG-2 Output Stream on an ASI Port
Navigate to the Create Output Transport Stream screen for ASI ports
specify MPEG-2 as the TS Type.
From the Outputs panel of the Grooming -> Mapping tab screen, right-click on an ASI port and
Menu Path
select
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Create Transport Stream
Description
Allows you to modify only the name of the transport stream. If
you wish to modify any other parameter, you must delete the
transport stream and create it again.
If you enabled SSM Redundancy for the transport stream, a
green dot will indicate the active multicast source IP address.
When this option is selected, the internal Program Association
Table (PAT) for this transport stream is invalidated, and the
next incoming PAT will be used for the associated PSIP and
DVB tables for selected transport stream.
Deletes the transport stream at the GigE port, and all grooming
for the associated output programs.
Deletes the transport stream at the selected ASI port and all
grooming for the associated output programs, and recreates
the transport stream with no associated grooming.
Used for created programs with unreferenced PIDs. See
"Adding an Unreferenced PID as an Elementary Stream" on
page 167 for details.
Allows you to monitor bitrates for the selected transport
stream.
from the popup menu.
(Figure 65, and Table 63), and
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