Method of receiving a broadcasting signal and receiving system for receiving a broadcasting signal
First Claim
1. A method of transmitting a broadcast signal for a non-real-time service (NRT), the method comprising:
- generating the broadcast signal including the NRT service that is a broadcast service delivered in advance of its use and signaling data for signaling the NRT service; and
transmitting the NRT service via a broadcast channel and the signaling data for the NRT service via a service signaling channel with a specific Internet Protocol (IP) address and a user datagram protocol (UDP) port number,wherein the signaling data includes a service map table and a NRT content table,wherein the NRT content table contains first information describing NRT content included in the NRT service, the NRT content available for download to storage in a broadcast receiving device,wherein the first information includes download time information specifying times during which the NRT content delivered in at least one FLUTE session is to be made available for download,wherein the NRT content is segmented into files that are delivered in the at least one FLUTE session,wherein the service map table contains service-level attributes for the NRT service including the NRT content, second information used as a link from the service map table to the to the NRT content table, NRT service status information identifying a status of the NRT service, service protection information indicating whether service protection is applied to at least one component needed to provide a meaningful presentation of the NRT service, essential component information indicating whether each of the components is essential or optional for the NRT service, component destination information specifying a destination address of IP datagrams carrying at least one of the components of the NRT service,wherein a most significant bit of the NRT service status information indicates whether the NRT service is active or inactive,wherein a least significant bit of the NRT service status information indicates whether or not the NRT service is hidden, andwherein the service map table further contains port number count information indicating number of destination UDP ports associated with an UDP/IP stream component, component destination UDP port number information representing a destination UDP port number for the UDP/IP stream component, and component destination address flag information indicating presence of the component destination information for the component.
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Abstract
A broadcast signal reception method and a reception system are provided. The reception system includes a first processor, a second processor, and a storage medium. The first processor receives and processes a signaling table, the signaling table comprising first signaling information including access information of Non-Real-Time (NRT) service data and second signaling information including media object association information of the NRT service data. The second processor receives the NRT service data and processes a file including the received NRT service data based on the access information and the media object association information processed by the first processor. The storage medium stores the processed file of the NRT service data.
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8 Claims
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1. A method of transmitting a broadcast signal for a non-real-time service (NRT), the method comprising:
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generating the broadcast signal including the NRT service that is a broadcast service delivered in advance of its use and signaling data for signaling the NRT service; and transmitting the NRT service via a broadcast channel and the signaling data for the NRT service via a service signaling channel with a specific Internet Protocol (IP) address and a user datagram protocol (UDP) port number, wherein the signaling data includes a service map table and a NRT content table, wherein the NRT content table contains first information describing NRT content included in the NRT service, the NRT content available for download to storage in a broadcast receiving device, wherein the first information includes download time information specifying times during which the NRT content delivered in at least one FLUTE session is to be made available for download, wherein the NRT content is segmented into files that are delivered in the at least one FLUTE session, wherein the service map table contains service-level attributes for the NRT service including the NRT content, second information used as a link from the service map table to the to the NRT content table, NRT service status information identifying a status of the NRT service, service protection information indicating whether service protection is applied to at least one component needed to provide a meaningful presentation of the NRT service, essential component information indicating whether each of the components is essential or optional for the NRT service, component destination information specifying a destination address of IP datagrams carrying at least one of the components of the NRT service, wherein a most significant bit of the NRT service status information indicates whether the NRT service is active or inactive, wherein a least significant bit of the NRT service status information indicates whether or not the NRT service is hidden, and wherein the service map table further contains port number count information indicating number of destination UDP ports associated with an UDP/IP stream component, component destination UDP port number information representing a destination UDP port number for the UDP/IP stream component, and component destination address flag information indicating presence of the component destination information for the component. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4)
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5. An apparatus for receiving a broadcast signal for a non-real-time (NRT) service, the apparatus comprising:
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a tuner configured to receive the broadcast signal including the NRT service that is a broadcast service that is delivered in advance of its use and signaling data for signaling the NRT service, wherein the NRT service is received via a broadcast channel and the signaling data for the NRT service is received via a service signaling channel with a specific Internet Protocol (IP) address and a user datagram protocol (UDP) port number; a processor configured to parse a service map table containing service-level attributes for the NRT service including NRT content from the signaling data, to obtain first information used as a link to a NRT content table from the service map table, and to parse the NRT content table containing second information describing the NRT content available for download by using the first information, wherein the second information includes download time information specifying times during which the NRT content delivered in at least one FLUTE session is to be made available for download, wherein the NRT content is segmented into files that are delivered in the at least one FLUTE sessions; and a storage unit configured to store the NRT content in the parsed NRT content table based on the second information, wherein the service map table further contains NRT service status information identifying a status of the NRT service, service protection information indicating whether service protection is applied to at least one component needed to provide a meaningful presentation of the NRT service, essential component information indicating whether each of the components is essential or optional for the NRT service, component destination information specifying a destination address of IP datagrams carrying at least one of the components of the NRT service, wherein a most significant bit of the NRT service status information indicates whether the NRT service is active or inactive, wherein a least significant bit of the NRT service status information indicates whether or not the NRT service is hidden, wherein the service map table further contains port number count information indicating number of destination UDP ports associated with an UDP/IP stream component, component destination UDP port number information representing a destination UDP port number for the UDP/IP stream component, and component destination address flag information indicating presence of the component destination information for the component. - View Dependent Claims (6, 7, 8)
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