1. vrap-21.zip Driver
2. ITT_INI.TXT File Contents

ITT_INI.TXT Driver File Contents (vrap-21.zip)

VBI Statistics written to ITT.INI


General:

  QueueFill   : up to which level the processing queues fills up
  FrameCount  : number of field interupts sent to VBI process
  DroppedCount: number of interrupts dropped to QUEUE overrun


Slicer: only works if rawdatamode=0. Counts are muted
        a short time after startup and after channel switches
        

LineMismatchCount:  Number of Field with wrong Slicer Linenumber
                    occurs if the slicer are out of sync

LostCount        :  Number of Slicer frame counter mismatches
                    (i.e. Interrupt lost)

OverwrittenCount : Slicer frame counter on first and last VBI Line
                   mismatche count
                   (Interrupt latency )

ProcessedFields : Number of fields processed after QUEUE and
                  mute 

FramingCodes :  Number of frameing codes != 0 encountered on lines 10-20

FramingCodesError1Bit : Number of 1 bit errors in Frameing code (Intercast only)

FramingCodesErrorXBit : Number of >1 bit errors in Frameing code (Intercast only)

 

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