Slovenian Multiplex A Transport Stream Analysis (Real-time) |
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On this page you can see the (almost) real-time analysis of the MUX A transport stream from the Center allotment. The displayed data is extracted from the actual broadcasted multiplex received in Vrhnika from the Krim and Krvavec transmitting sites. Since both transmitters operate in the single frequency network (i.e. on the same frequency) It is not possible to determine exactly which transmitter is being received. More precisely, they both contribute to the signal being demodulated.
A short note about the images below: All the channels below are interlaced (i.e. each frame is consisted of two interlaced fields, odd rows and even rows). The DVB-T capture software captures two sequential fields and combines them to form the final image. These two fields are combined by interleaving the lines of the two fields, producing the final frame. But since the two fields represent video picture at slightly different times, it's possible that the subject may have moved during the interval. This produces images with undesirable striping. This type of defect is more likely to happen when motion is involved, either by objects that are moving in the scene, or by moving (or panning) the camera. The page is refreshed every 10 minutes. If there is no page update for more than 20 minutes or you see an error message then this might be due to receiving hardware malfunction, problem with the internet connection or DVB-T network failure. You can also download a transport stream file captured on 21 January 2010.
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