Method of multiplexing streams of audio-visual signals coded acc

Multiplex communications – Communication techniques for information carried in plural... – Combining or distributing information via time channels

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370536, 370542, 370229, 395877, 348419, H04J 314

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ABSTRACT:
The method allows performing the multiplexing of audio-visual streams, coded according to standard MPEG1, to be sent to remote equipment where demultiplexing and decoding occur. The method takes into account the trend of the occupancy of the input buffers of the remote decoders in order to avoid possible underflow or overflow conditions. For this purpose a multiplexed stream is constructed, composed of packets of variable sizes, by choosing the streams on the basis of the urgency to receive data that the demultiplexing buffers BDi have in order not to become empty.

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"Information Technology--Coding Of Moving Pictures And Associated Audio For Digital Starage Media At Up To About 1,5 MBIT/S" Part 1:Systems; Ref.# ISO/IEC 11172-1:1993(E); 15 pages.

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