BS EN 61883-4 discusses consumer audio/video equipment and digital interface with a focus on MPEG2-TS data transmission. BS EN 61883-4 is the fourth part of the BS EN 61883 multi-series on consumer audio/video equipment that describes the packetization and the transmission timing for MPEG2 transport streams for the IEEE 1394 digital interface. BS EN 61883-4 describes the specifications for the IEEE 1394 packet, the CIP header, and the transmission timing for use with the transport stream as specified in prETS 300 468. This explanation is based on the transport stream as specified in DVB.
BS EN 61883-4 on consumer audio /video equipment is useful for:
The timestamp in the source packet header is used by isochronous data receivers for reconstructing the correct timing of the TSPs at their output. The time stamp indicates the intended delivery time of the first bit/byte of the TSP from the receiver output to the transport stream target decoder.
BS EN 61883-4 discusses the construction of IEEE 1394 packet, a packetization source packet of the MPEG2-TS data stream, CIP header, transmission of isochronous packets, and buffering in the receiver. This will help you with the transmission timing for MPEG2 transport streams.
BS EN 61883-4:2009 supersedes EN 61883-4:1998, which is withdrawn. BS EN 61883-4:2009 includes some technical changes with respect to EN 61883-4:1998.
These include:
EN 60335-2-38:2000
EN 61883-4:2005
IEC 61883-4:2004