MPEG2-TS definition

MPEG2-TS means MPEG2 Transport Stream, a standard digital container format for transmission of audio, video, and metadata over IP networks.

Examples of MPEG2-TS in a sentence

  • The system is now ready to receive a block of KLV data over the Ethernet port and send it out on the MPEG2-TS stream.

Related to MPEG2-TS

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