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1.1       mass        1: # README file for dsmcc-mhp-tools
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1.5       mass        3: MPEG2 elementary stream encoding tools for DSM-CC MHP ObjectCarousels.
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1.3       mass        5: Currently, ObjectCarousel-, NPT-stream-, Stream-Event-, AIT- and PMT-
1.5       mass        6: generation are implemented, and support for incremental ObjectCarousel
                      7: and (P)SI updates has been added recently.
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1.10      mass        9: Each tool's output is a single binary .m2t file, which is a MPEG2
                     10: elementary stream, i.e. a row of successive TS packets including
                     11: pieces of the encoded data.
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1.9       mass       13: The project is designed for linux and heavily depends on filesystems
                     14: with file access permissions and symbolic links, which are used to
                     15: recognize File-, Stream-, Stream-Eevent objects or LiteOptionsProfiles.
                     16: The tools are well tested and work under Little- and BigEndian systems.
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1.1       mass       18: Please read additional information in each tool's own README.
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                     20: If you get some questions or want to request features, please feel free
                     21: to email me to one of the addresses listed in the AUTHORS file.
1.11      mass       22: Or, maybe better, write to the linux-dvb@linuxtv.org mailinglist!
1.1       mass       23: 
1.7       mass       24: Note: You'll need some piece of software multiplexer to mux all
                     25:       generated ES (probably with audio and video) together into one
                     26:       TS or PS, which is not included in this project.
1.12    ! mass       27:       One was released open-source few days ago :-))
        !            28:       Have a look at:
        !            29:         http://linuxtv.org/multiplexer
        !            30:           or
        !            31:         http://scara.com/~schirmer/o/mplex13818
1.7       mass       32: 
1.1       mass       33: Marek ^.^