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The Program and System Information Protocol (PSIP) tables are section data transported in ATSC transport streams to deliver events and information regarding broadcast programs available. For reference, some tables contained within section data are summarized below.
PAT, CAT and PMT are specified in MPEG2 specification. PSIP tables start from table ID
[edit] System Time (STT)To help with time synchronization. Suggested repetition rate is once every second. [edit] Master Guide (MGT)An index of other PSIP tables such as EIT and ETT, as well information regarding the tables (their sizes, version, PID, etc.). Suggested repetition rate is once every 150ms. [edit] Virtual Channel (VCT)Provides major and minor channel numbers. Digital channels are usually in the form For terrestrial broadcasts, TVCT is delivered; for cable, CVCT. Suggested repetition rate for TVCT is once every 400ms. [edit] Rating Region (RRT)Provides rating information for parental control, etc. This table is not fixed to rating standards of a specific country. [edit] Event Information (EIT)Delivers the title and program guide. A stream is required to contain the first 4 tables (EIT-0, EIT-1, EIT-2, and EIT-3) describing 12 hours of events. EIT-0 contains informations regarding programs that are currently showing. Each EIT covers a 3 hour window. Suggested repetition rate for EIT-0 is once every 0.5 seconds, EIT-1 is once every 3 seconds, EIT-2 and higher is once every minute. [edit] Extended Text (ETT)Provides more information about channels and programs. This is optional in a stream. Suggested repetition rate is once every minute. [edit] Directed Channel Change (DCCT)Provides information allowing broadcaster to change channel at a specified time. Optional. [edit] Directed Channel Change Selection Code (DCCSCT)Broadcasters use this table to change information used by directed channel change. Optional. [edit] References
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