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Chapter 4 Configuring Applications VOD Application NOTE: Do not change the default settings unless it is necessary. Changing the parameters may cause serious problems with elementary stream transmission. NOTE: Changing the PID Remapping mode is global. It applies to the platform and to both VOD and SDV sessions. To change PID remapping 1. Select Applications > VOD > Settings: 2. By default the remapping method is Paradigm. To change the remapping method, select Random. The PID Range (Per TS) option is enabled. 3. In PID Range (Per TS), define the PID range (in hex-decimal format) that the NSG will use for random PID assignment. The range of acceptable values is 0x21 to 0x1FF0. NOTE: Changes take affect after device reset only. 4.2.2.2 Pro:Idiom PID Remapping Pro:Idiom is an encryption system used in various cases, typically for hospitality video broadcast systems. The NSG is capable of processing and streaming Pro:Idiom pre-encrypted content. This entails: • Passing the Pro:Idiom ECM PID, and remapping it to an appropriate PID number • Passing a special Pro:Idion descriptor, with descriptor tag 0xAD (173 decimal) When streaming Pro:Idiom content, the NSG remaps Pro:Idiom PIDs to a user-configurable range of PIDs. To set the range of Pro:Idiom PID numbers, do the following: • In Pro:Idiom Base PID - enter the base PID to start the range for Pro:Idiom PIDs. The default base PID is 0x1050. 4.2.2.3 Setting PAT/PMT Intervals 1. In PMT Interval, define the interval in milliseconds at which PMT packets are sent over the NSG's output transport streams. 2. In PAT Interval, define the interval in milliseconds at which PAT packets are sent over the NSG's output transport streams. © 2012 Harmonic Inc. 76 NSG 9000-6G, Version 2.7, Rev B
Chapter 4 Configuring Applications VOD Application NOTE: Changes take affect after device reset only. 3. Select Update PMT Version to update the PMT version. This version is incremented every time the PMT’s data is changed (e.g. the Video PID changes). 4.2.2.4 Creating and Setting SAT Service Area Table (SAT) is a none standard table created to meet special needs of customers. SAT is like the SDT (Service Description Table) defined by the DVB standard. SAT uses the Serving Area parameter. To create SAT, the Serving Area value should contain up to16 bits (range of 1-65535). For serving area configuration, see Configuring/Viewing QAM Channels on page 49. 1. Select Create SAT (Service Area Table), to create SAT at the output. Once Create SAT is selected, the following parameters are enabled: Original Network ID Serving Area Location in SAT 2. If Create SAT is selected, define the original network ID. 3. If Create SAT is selected, open the Serving Area Location in SAT list and select one of the following: TS ID - the serving area is written to the TS ID. First Service Name - the serving area is written to the first service name Both - the serving area is written to both the TS ID and the first service name. 4.2.3 Defining Emulation/QAM Mapping Mode By default the QAM Mapping Mode is set to Normal. However, the NSG 9000-6G device may emulate the operation of other NSG 9000-3G devices which require a different mapping of the QAMs. When emulating an NSG 9000-3G, NSG 9000-6G routes the UDP range to a QAM. For example UDP 0x501 is routed to QAM=1.2.1, Service ID=1 Each Emulation Mode is defined by an XML file. Once you select an emulation mode, NSG 9000 loads the required emulation mode XML file. You can customize up to four QAM Mapping modes and export them to an XML file and when required you can import them to the device. To define the QAM mapping mode © 2012 Harmonic Inc. 77 NSG 9000-6G, Version 2.7, Rev B
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