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TELE-audiovision.com

05-06/2015 —

TELE-audiovision International —

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for my test from Eutelsat 5 West

A. The transponder is used

by Fransat, a French bouquet

that transmits with Viaccess

encryption.

5. Recording is started and

terminated manually. I normally

record 1 minute, sometimes 5

minutes. If you do recordings

shorter than 1 minute, you

will find that the contained

transport stream gets looped

too quickly and you don’t have

enough time on the receiver

to make the required tests. A

side note: the StreamXpress

software can loop the transport

stream file automatically,

but naturally there is an

interruption with each loop,

as the tuner must wait for new

headers. This takes about 3

seconds and can be annoying

with too small transport stream

files.

6. Once the recording is

terminated you can start

StreamXpress, select the file

you just created and output

a transponder. The picture

shows the image grabbed

from the official Fransat

satellite receiver next to the

StreamXpress window.

perfekten Synchronisation

ein externes 10 MHz Signal

zu verwenden. Auch hier

glänzt die DTA-2115, denn

es stehen zwei 50 Ohm BNC

Buchsen als Eingang für

ein 10 MHz / 1pps Signal

zur Verfügung. Dies kann

zum Beispiel für Tests in

SFN Netzen wichtig sein, in

welchen verschiedene An-

tennen synchron auf glei-

cher Frequenz ausstrahlen.

Damit wird die DTA-2115

auch für Broadcastingan-

wendungen

interessant;

sie unterstützt einen Fre-

quenzbereich von 32MHz

bis 2186MHz, die Symbol

Rate kann von 0.088MBd bis

85MBd eingestellt werden.

Die maximale Bandbreite

beträgt 72 MHz.

Die DTA-2115 wird in zwei

Versionen ausgeliefert, wo-

bei die Hardware in beiden

Fällen die gleiche ist – ledig-

lich die mitgelieferten Lizen-

zen unterscheiden sich.

Die DTA-2115-SP unter-

stützt folgende Modulatio-

nen: ADTB-T, ATSC, DVB-

C, DVB-H, DVB-S, DVB-S2,

How to

capture a

Transport Stream

1. One way to obtain a transport

stream is to simply record

one. This is what most users

want to do anyway, because

such a transport stream is

required to test or demonstrate

a receiver with authentic

data. To grab a transport

stream I used the EBSpro

software, which is popular

amongst DX enthusiasts. The

first step consists in tuning

to the desired satellite and

polarisation and do a spectrum

scan.

2. Next just double click on

the preferred transponder.

The Signal Analyser will try

to automatically tune into the

signal and upon success it will

show all reception parameters.

3. EBSpro even features an

integrated TS Analyser, which

shows all services available

in the transport stream of the

current locked transponder.

4. Further options include the

visualization of the stream with

VLC or TSReaderPro, which are

certainly familiar tools within

our readers. Also, you can just

use the TS Grabber option. This

simply writes the transport

stream to a file: exactly what

we need. In this case I am

recording a transport stream