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    TEST REPORT

    02-03/2010

    JiuzhouDVE-4QExcellentMPEG-2 encoderforuseinlocal

    cableorterrestrial networks

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    42 TELE-satellite Global Digital TV Magazine 02-03/2010 www.TELE-satellite.com

    Transport stream generated at 720x576 resolution and high bitrate

    Transport stream generated at 352x576 resolution and high bitrate

    Transport stream generated at 704x480 resolution and high bitrate

    Transport stream generated at 720x576 resolution and low bitrate

    Setting the channel bitrate

    Instrument specification

    reveals that the input can be

    either in PAL or NTSC system

    the encoder will adjust to it

    automatically. There are two

    output BNC connectors but

    with exactly the same signal.

    This is where the transport

    stream is output. So, if nec-

    essary, you can connect two

    modulators to the encoder

    or a modulator and transport

    stream analyzer.

    Except for the inputs and

    outputs, there are RS-232

    and Ethernet interfaces as

    well as power socket and

    switch on the rear panel.

    Interesting that there is no

    cooling fan. Quick check in

    the user manual revealed that

    the device consumed only

    30W so the same amount as

    a regular satellite tv receiver.

    No wonder a cooling fan was

    not embedded. The encoder

    we received for test was dedi-

    cated for 220 V 10% mains

    voltage and ambient temper-

    ature 540 C. The manufac-turer recommends assuring

    good ventilation for the unit

    and considering air condition-

    ing of the entire room. Indeed,

    the headend stations are usu-

    ally chock full of different

    stuff and taking care of good

    ventilation is a must.

    InstallationAfter power up, the instru-

    ment initialize itself whatlasts about 40 seconds, then

    it shows software and hard-

    ware version. You can press

    now OK button to enter the

    main menu. The menu con-

    sists of four items: channel

    settings, multiplex settings,

    system settings and check

    the warning information.

    Arrows up/down are used to

    switch between menu items,

    OK enters the item.

    Channel settings menu is

    used to set proper param-

    eters for each A/V input. You

    can choose between: Auto,

    PAL or NTSC. Next item allows

    you to set the sequence of I,

    B and P frames in the GOP

    (Group of Pictures): IP, IBP

    or IBBP. Then, you can adjust

    luminance, contrast, satura-

    tion and hue for the input in

    the next 4 submenus. In this

    way, you can compensate for

    imperfections of the incoming

    analog signal. Those values

    are set either in the range of

    0 to 255 or from 0 to 128 (for

    hue).

    Although it may look dif-

    ficult at the very beginning,

    changing the numerical

    values is in fact quite simpleand fast. Left/right arrows

    are used o change the digit,

    while up/down to increase/

    decrease the digit. However,

    if the input signal is good and

    does not require corrections,

    the best idea is to leave the

    factory defaults.

    The further submenus in

    the channel settings are more

    digital in nature. These

    are: picture resolution, audio

    sampling rate, audio output

    bitrate. The available video

    resolutions are: 720x576,

    704x576, 640x576, 544x576,

    480x576, 384x576, 352x576

    for PAL and 720x480, 704x480,

    640x480, 544x480, 480x480,

    384x480, 352x480 for NTSC.

    Audio sampling rates can be

    set to: 32 kHz, 44.1 kHz or 48

    kHz and audio output rates:

    128, 256 or 384 kbps.

    Audio options are the next

    menu item. Here you can

    set it to stereo, joint stereo,

    dual or mono. The last menu

    items in the channel settings

    are the channel output bitrate

    (video+audio together) with

    the setting range from 1

    Mbps to 15 Mbps and PID

    settings. PID settings allow

    you to set the PID values for

    video, audio, PCR and PMT of

    a channel.

    When you are finished with

    the channel settings, you

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    DATA

    TECHNICAL

    Manufacturer SICHUAN JIUZHOU ELECTRONIC TECHNOLOGY CO., Ltd.

    No. 16, Yuejin Road, Mianyang, Sichuan Province, China

    Web www.jiuzhoutech.com/

    Phone +86-816-2469 300

    Fax +86-816-2469 411

    Model DVE-4Q

    Function 4-Channel MPEG-2 Encoder

    Video input (CVBS) Level 1.0Vp-p, 75ohm, BNC connector

    Audio input Level 2.0Vp-p, 600ohm, BNC connector

    Output standard ASI

    Output level 800mV10%

    Output bitrate 1~100Mbps tunable ( each channel 1~15Mbps tunable)

    Video coding Complying to ISO11172 and ISO13818 (MPEG-2), 4:2: 0 MP@ML

    Audio coding MPEG-1 Lay II, CD audio quality

    Dimensions 44mmx480mmx320mm

    Temperature 0~+50C (Operating), -20~+70C(Storage)

    Power supply 220VAC10%, 50~60Hz, 30W

    Jacek PawlowskiTELE-satellite

    Test CenterPoland

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    +DVE-4Q is simple, very flexible and good quality

    MPEG-2 encoder which can be successfully used

    in digital tv head ends - especially local cable or

    terrestrial networks. It is suitable for both PAL and

    NTSC standard definition signals. Every resolution,

    sampling rate or audio output bitrate specified in

    DVB standard are supported and the channel and

    multiplex bitrates can be set freely.

    -Transport streams used for satellite transmissions usually needto have more options set that DVE-4Q can do, for example: channel

    name or event name. So if this encoder is to be used in a full fea-

    tured satellite headend, its output would have to be still processed

    digitally before being fed to the QPSK modulator.

    Expert Opinion

    Only in the headend station right at the output of a good modulator,one can see such perfect signal-to-noise performance

    The constellation diagram reveals that the signal is very clean

    (noiseless)

    can move on to the multiplex

    settings. They are not that

    extended as the channel set-

    tings. In this menu, you can

    select which channels are

    to be included in the multi-

    plex (transport stream). The

    next setting of the multiplex

    is the total output bitrate of

    the transport stream. Its set-

    ting range is from 1 Mbps

    to 54Mbps. Of course, you

    should set the total bitrate

    larger than the sum of the

    channel bitrates.

    The following menu item

    allows you to choose if the

    SDT table is included in the

    stream or not and the lastitem in the multiplex setting

    is the transport stream ID

    number.

    The next menu system

    settings is used to set local

    area network parameters: IP

    address, submask and gate-

    way. The last item in this

    menu is the reset to factory

    defaults.

    Finally the last menu Warn-

    ing Information is used only

    if the red status LED lights up.

    In this way we can check what

    the reason of an error was.

    PerformanceTo check the performance

    of the DVE-4Q encoder, we

    connected it to a DVB-T mod-

    ulator. As the input, we used

    DVD player and the outputs

    of satellite receivers. The

    encoder started to operate

    without any problem.

    With the default settings

    the quality of output signal

    was extraordinary good what

    you can see in the attached

    pictures. CBER better than

    1x10-5 is something you can

    not see too often. The encoder

    created signal in various res-

    olutions in accordance to our

    setting.

    Except for video resolu-

    tion, also the channel bitrate

    has enormous impact of thepicture quality we see on the

    tv-set. When we decreased it

    below about 1.5 Mbps heavy

    picture distortion were visible

    especially during the change

    of a scene. Normally, the

    lower the bitrate the cheaper

    the transmission is. However

    you should not decrease it

    too much because the view-

    ers will notice the distortions.

    Having an encoder as flexible

    as DVE-4Q, one can easily set

    the proper settings for him-

    self.

    During the whole test, DVE-

    4Q worked flawlessly. It cre-

    ated transport stream with

    very good quality digital video

    and audio unless our settings

    were deliberately low.