[linux-dvb] Re: Channel change delay with DVB-T

[Chris Chatfield <C.Chatfield@Teamphone.com>]

> I think that DVB-T here in Berlin uses statistical multiplexing (i.e.
> the channel bandwidth is distributed dynamically between all services
> on the channel, which means real-time MPEG encoding), and the encoder
> makes shorter GOPs when bandwidth is available.
> 
> I haven't confirmed this hypothesis, though. Does anyone know
> a software which can display the GOP structure of a captured stream?

GOPchop might be good for you. Just convert the stream of interest to an mpg
file and load in. There's an info window that gives basic frame details for
each GOP.
It's good for editing out adverts too!

Chris


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