But they all have the Base Header, and that header has:
3 bits of packet type;
1 bit of payload configuration;
1 bit of:
header mode, if the payload configuration bit is 0;
segmentation/concatenation, if the payload configuration bit is
1;
On Oct 14, 2019, at 12:10 PM, Nick Kelsey wrote:
>>> ATSC 3.0 includes a new link layer protocol known as ALP (ATSC Link-layer
>>> protocol).
>
>> So the first two octets of the packet data contain the Base Header?
>> That appears to be a 16-bit header; in a capture, in what order are the
>>
ATSC 3.0 includes a new link layer protocol known as ALP (ATSC Link-layer protocol).
So the first two octets of the packet data contain the Base Header?
That appears to be a 16-bit header; in a capture, in what order are the bytes
of the Base Header, and in what order are the bit fields? The
On Oct 14, 2019, at 9:55 AM, Nick Kelsey wrote:
> ATSC 3.0 includes a new link layer protocol known as ALP (ATSC Link-layer
> protocol).
>
> A linktype allocation would enable packet capture and diagnostics of the ATSC
> 3.0 link layer.
>
> Proposed linktype allocation:
>
> LINKTYPE_ name =
ATSC 3.0 includes a new link layer protocol known as ALP (ATSC Link-layer
protocol).
A linktype allocation would enable packet capture and diagnostics of the ATSC
3.0 link layer.
Proposed linktype allocation:
LINKTYPE_ name = LINKTYPE_ATSC_ALP
LINKTYPE_ value = 289
Corresponding DLT_ name = D
