2. Frame formatting
Between source coding and modulation (figure
1
), formatting must create transport container-formats, most often called "frames", allowing :
multiplex, assemble and encapsulate the components of a radio service (coded audio samples, audio coding information, ancillary data, still images and/or video, etc.) and, more often than not, of several radio services;
transmit service information, also known as "signalling", to the receiver/decoder;
insert...
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