TSDuck: An Open-Source Framework for MPEG Transport Stream Processing
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Summary
TSDuck is a free and open-source reference framework for MPEG transport streams, used in digital television and video streaming systems. It supports transport stream acquisition and transmodulation across multiple standards (DVB, ATSC, ISDB, ASI, IP multicast), analysis of PSI/SI signalization, bitrates, and timestamps, as well as on-the-fly transformation, extraction, or injection of content and signalization. The toolkit enables users to modify, remove, rename, and extract services, analyze and inject SCTE 35 splice information, and extract or inject multi-protocol data.
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TSDuck is used in digital television and video streaming systems for test, monitoring, integration, debug, lab, demo.
Analyze transport streams, PSI/SI signalization, bitrates, timestamps.
On-the-fly transformation, extraction, or injection of content and signalization.
Modify, remove, rename, extract services.
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