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Try not to confuse container vs codec. M2TS can carry a plethora of content and is very widely used these days, in the streaming world.
by mondainx 5mo ago
Try not to confuse container vs codec. M2TS can carry a plethora of content and is very widely used these days, in the streaming world.
- lxgr 5mo agoIncluding IP (over DOCSIS), I believe!
- vetrom 5mo agoI became aware of RFC4259: https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc4259 https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc4259, but is there literature about its use in the wild? Searching on [rfc4259, nanog] comes up snake eyes for me.
- lxgr 5mo agoDOCSIS would probably not be be specified in RFCs, but see e.g. here: https://account.cablelabs.com/server/alfresco/9b8a9bd8-dea3-483d-988e-7d001f8a7869 https://account.cablelabs.com/server/alfresco/9b8a9bd8-dea3-... I suppose the main reason was compatibility with existing cable headend infrastructure, but I'm also curious to know if there were ever actual TV and DOCSIS data sharing a single physical transponder. Would be a nice way of leveraging spare bandwidth due to variable bit rate video encoding!