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π NAME π
dvb_table_nit_transport_header β the MPEG-TS NIT transport header, bestie. that's it, that's the whole vibe.
β¨ SYNOPSIS β¨
#include <nit.h>
π Data Fields π
uint16_t bitfield
struct {
uint16_t transport_length:12
uint16_t reserved:4
};
πΈ DETAILED DESCRIPTION πΈ
okay so. dvb_table_nit_transport_header is literally the MPEG-TS NIT transport header. iconic behavior.
Parameters
- transport_length β the transport length. yes queen, that's the whole description, we love a concise king.
this struct is the place where the original NIT transport header gets stored, and while it's chilling there it converts the integer fields over to the CPU endianness. endianness girlie π
now listen β the undocumented parameters? they're only used internally by the API and/or they're fields that are reserved. do not touch them. they're not for you, they may change in future API releases, and we are not doing that today. π
fr fr, if you see an undocumented param, treat it like your ex's playlist: leave it alone. π
Definition at line 79 of file nit.h.
π¦ FIELD DOCUMENTATION π¦
π« struct { ... } dvb_table_nit_transport_header
β uint16_t dvb_table_nit_transport_header::bitfield
Definition at line 80 of file nit.h.
π uint16_t dvb_table_nit_transport_header::reserved
Definition at line 83 of file nit.h.
π uint16_t dvb_table_nit_transport_header::transport_length
Definition at line 82 of file nit.h.
π AUTHOR π
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