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An ATSC virtual channel including an IP multicast service. The virtual channel may include other video and audio elementary streams.
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An IP stream in which the destination IP address is in the IP multicast address range.
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The portion of an A/90 data broadcast service comprising the IP multicast sessions and their announcements and descriptions.
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A collection of IP packets with the same IP multicast address and port number.
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The buffer following the smoothing buffer of an MPEG-2 program element of stream_type 0x0D. The purpose of this buffer is to collect only the IP Multicast data bytes out of the smoothing buffer and to re-assemble them into complete datagrams.
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Pictures that are coded using information present only in the picture itself and not depending on information from other pictures. I-pictures provide a mechanism for random access into the compressed video data. I-pictures employ transform coding of the pel blocks and provide only moderate compression.
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A special kind of work of typically less than 5 minutes inserted between program segments. May comprise advertisements, promotions, or other short program material
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A data structure IOP::IOR that contains the information necessary to locate an object in a network; originally developed as part of the CORBA specification, later specialized by the ISO DSM-CC Standard to the case of an MPEG-2 broadcast network.
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The entity that provides services to ITV clients using a two-way communication channel.
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The entity that provides access to inter-network connectivity to ITV clients. An Internet Service Provider may serve as an Interaction Channel Provider.
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