libdvbv5
1.11.0
Library to work with Digital TV devices on Linux
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DVB EIT event table. More...
#include <eit.h>
Data Fields | |
uint16_t | event_id |
union { | |
uint16_t bitfield1 | |
uint8_t dvbstart [5] | |
}; | |
uint8_t | dvbduration [3] |
union { | |
uint16_t bitfield2 | |
struct { | |
uint16_t desc_length:12 | |
uint16_t free_CA_mode:1 | |
uint16_t running_status:3 | |
} | |
}; | |
struct dvb_desc * | descriptor |
struct dvb_table_eit_event * | next |
struct tm | start |
uint32_t | duration |
uint16_t | service_id |
DVB EIT event table.
event_id | an uniquelly (inside a service ID) event ID |
desc_length | descriptor's length |
free_CA_mode | free CA mode. 0 indicates that the event is not scrambled |
running_status | running status of the event. The status can be translated to string via dvb_eit_running_status_name string table. |
descriptor | pointer to struct dvb_desc |
next | pointer to struct dvb_table_eit_event |
tm_start | event start (in struct tm format) |
duration | duration in seconds |
service_id | service ID |
This structure is used to store the original EIT event table, converting the integer fields to the CPU endianness, and converting the timestamps to a way that it is better handled on Linux.
The undocumented parameters are used only internally by the API and/or are fields that are reserved. They shouldn't be used, as they may change on future API releases.
Everything after dvb_table_eit_event::descriptor (including it) won't be bit-mapped to the data parsed from the MPEG TS. So, metadata are added there.
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struct dvb_table_eit_event* dvb_table_eit_event::next |