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TSDeveloper
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OCAP ATE Host
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OCAP SFG
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The ETV CoDF Application Inserter combines an ETV application defined
in a
CoDF
file with a source transport stream file to produce an output
transport stream file with the application inserted. The most
likely use of this tool is to generate static ETV advertisements.
It can be run statically from the command line, or as one or more instantiated Java objects. Additional information is supplied either as a properties file or in arguments to the constructor. You can use the Export CoDF Play-out feature of TSBroadcaster 2 ETV to generate ETV applications in CoDF format. CoDF, amongst other things, defines ETV application content, platform, destination and control code scheduling following a standard XML schema, allowing any ETV application to be inserted into any source transport stream file. The two main elements used are Carousel, which contains content and platform information, and EISS, which encapsulates a set of EISS tables and destinations. The EISS tables also hold platform information, as well as control code and stream event scheduling. CoDF does not define carousel PIDs, bit rates and other attributes. These are supplied through a file that defines them as property values. The ETV CoDF App Inserter requires Java 1.6 to be installed as the default Java Runtime Environment for the machine on which it is run.
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