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US 2023/0038971 A1Published application
Stream repair memory management
AssigneeSony Group Corporation
InventorsBrant Candelore, Adam Goldberg, Fred Ansfield, Graham Clift, Loren F. Pineda
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Abstract
Techniques are described for expanding and/or improving the Advanced Television Systems Committee (ATSC) 3.0 television protocol in robustly delivering the next generation broadcast television services. Multiple memory buffers are used to manage broadcast packet repair and presentation or storage.
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In digital television in which at least one receiver can receive broadcast signals, a method, comprising:
- receiving broadcast digital television (DTV) data elements in a buffer;
- responsive to the buffer containing a data amount satisfying a threshold, identifying whether any replacement content for packet errors in DTV data elements in the buffer are available;
- responsive to replacement content being available, repairing at least a first DTV data element in the buffer;
- and
- communicating DTV data elements in the buffer to at least one decompression or storage engine to process the DTV data elements for presentation or storage.
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A digital television (DTV) apparatus comprising:
- at least one digital television (DTV) receiver;
- and
- at least one processor associated with the DTV receiver and programmed with instructions to configure the processor to:
- control at least first, second, and third buffers to simultaneously respectively receive broadcast digital television (DTV) data elements, repair DTV data elements, and communicate DTV data elements to a processing engine for presentation, on at least one display, or storage of content represented in the DTV data elements.
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An apparatus comprising:
- at least one processor configured to:
- cycle received broadcast digital television (DTV) between at least three buffer operations comprising reception, error correction, and data read out, each buffer operation being executed sequentially in each of at least first, second, and third buffers having respective memory register allocations;
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- prevent contention for buffer use among applications performing the buffer operations.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.