NBN EN 61834-9 : 2002

1 General
  1.1 Scope
  1.2 Normative references
  1.3 Abbreviations
  1.4 Environment and test conditions
2 Helical recordings
  2.1 Tape speed, recording location and dimensions
  2.2 Scanner configuration
3 Programme track data arrangement
  3.1 Labelling convention
  3.2 Audio sector
  3.3 Video sector
  3.4 Subcode sector
4 Audio signal processing
5 DVB signal processing
  5.1 Introduction
  5.2 Formatting for DVB recording
  5.3 5_SB unit
  5.4 SB_extra_header
  5.5 Mapping TS packets onto sync blocks
  5.6 TSP_extra_header
  5.7 Location of MPEG data
  5.8 Normal play data
  5.9 Trick play data
  5.10 Stuffing data
  5.11 Error correction code
6 Subcode signal processing
7 System data
  7.1 AAUX
  7.2 VAUX
  7.3 MIC (memory in cassette)
  7.4 Pack header table for MPEG recording
8 Data structure at digital interface
9 Requirements and recommendations
  9.1 Selecting the recording mode
  9.2 Buffer requirements
  9.3 Deriving the timestamp from the TP_extra_header
Figure 1 - SB_extra_header
Figure 2 - Content of SB_extra_header
Figure 3 - 5_SB_unit
Figure 4 - TSP_extra_header
Figure 5 - Track format of 25/12, 5/6, 25 Mbps recording
            modes
Figure 6 - Trick play data areas and repetition cycle
Figure 7 - Stuffing in 5_SB_units
Figure 8 - Stuffing the second TS packet in 5_SB_units
Figure 9 - Insertion of Null TS Packet
Figure 10 - Stuffing in the TS Packet
Figure 11 - ECC3 code word
Figure 12 - Interleaving on a 12-track basis (ECC3 block)
Figure 13 - Main area of VAUX
Figure 14 - Simplified block diagram of record situation
Figure 15 - Simplified block diagram of playback situation
Figure 16 - Example of constant overall delay
Annex ZA (normative) Normative references to international
                     publications with their corresponding
                     European publications