TSDuck References
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castLabs
"castLabs pioneers software and cloud services
for digital video markets worldwide. We continuously use TSDuck for software testing
for certifying scramble content configuration. Using TSDuck allows us to save time
and money and it is a very useful and convenient way for quick testing."
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Cisco A technical note from Cisco named "Configure DVB-C Lab Environment with cBR-8, TSDuck, and VLC" describes how to configure a Digital Video Broadcasting - Cable (DVB-C) lab scenario with the TSDuck toolkit, VLC, and cBR-8 (a Cisco equipment). |
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DVB
In the March 2023 issue of the DVB Scene
magazine, an article titled "Tool support for AVS3 and VVC video" explains
how TSDuck was used to experiment and validate the signalization for a few new
video codecs. The article was initiated by Paul Higgs (Huawei, DVB TM-I) and
co-authored by Thierry Lelégard.
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EPAM Systems
"TSDuck is used at EPAM Systems as a part of
streaming/testing infrastructure for one of our clients. Our system is based on
shell scripts which are utilising TSDuck to feed
DTE-3114
with test streams and distribute DVB-C signal to development CPEs.
Entire solution is very stable (with couple of months of uptime) and working 24/7.
Thierry was very helpful in the past and when requested to provide support for
Source-Specific Multicast (SSM) it was matter of days before he did.
Thank you for TSDuck and hoping to contribute in future."
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European Broadcasting Union (EBU) TSDuck is referenced in the list of Open Source Software for Broadcasters by the EBU. TSDuck was presented at the EBU Open Source Meetup during the IBC 2018. |
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Exaring AG
"Exaring AG is an OTT service provider from Germany.
Our main product is waipu.tv. |
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HbbTV The HbbTV Developer Portal includes TSDuck in its list of free resources. |
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GitHub GitHub hosts the TSDuck source code repository and its discussion forum and issue tracker. As of today, TSDuck has received 776 stars on GitHub. There are 1275 discussion threads. 195 users have forked the TSDuck repository and 169 pull requests have been submitted. The master branch has currently 3696 commits. |
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International Datacasting Corporation
"At International Datacasting Corporation,
we have been using TSDuck for testing purposes. It has all the features we require
and is easy to use. It is true that you can create a plugin in less than a day!
We very much appreciate the responsiveness of Thierry to issues that are brought up.
We are also looking at incorporating these libraries into our products going forward.
We are very impressed and hope to contribute more to the project in the future."
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Ocean Blue Software
"Ocean Blue Software
is a software development company that specialises in middleware for TV/Set top box systems.
We use TSDuck to create and edit test streams for use in debugging and QA of broadcast TV devices.
Its ability to rewrite SI data from XML is the main feature we use.
We maintain a set of python scripts to generate entirely custom TS files for testing and demos,
using FFmpeg and TSDuck.
We like it for its wide coverage of DVB standards and its flexibility.
Plus the support from TSDuck developers is very quick when we've needed it
and it's very well documented."
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Sardegnahertz
"The no-profit association, Sardegnahertz,
is the only reference for the Sardinia, with radio and TV data and news.
I use TSDuck to realize some probes with Raspberry,
in order to have updated data, especially in consideration of the refarming,
that with the switch-off of 700MHZ will affect Sardinia from November 15. |
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SmartHealth TV Solution
"SmartHealth
TV Solution
is working on several projects related to Telecare, Telemedicine and Education on Smart TV
with ISDB-T ATSC, and DVB networks using TSDuck.
Thanks a lot for your effort, but you could consider also creating some "support or contribute"
option, to help you to maintain the project with money."
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SRT Alliance TSDuck supports the Secure Reliable Transport (SRT) protocol as originally defined by Haivision and now placed under the SRT Alliance. The SRT Cookbook includes an article on the usage of TSDuck with SRT. |
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Universidad Politécnica de Madrid (UPM), Spain The "Grupo de Aplicación de Telecomunicaciones Visuales" (GATV) of the UPM proposes a topic for a Master of Science thesis using TSDuck. If you are a student there, you may apply. |
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Universitat Pompeu Fabra (UPF), Barcelona, Spain Daniel Soto used TSDuck to conduct his research at UPF for his PhD thesis: Aggressive joint compression for DTV simulcast, Journal of Digital Media & Policy, 11:2, pp. 151–174. |
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Vision Advance Technology Inc. (VATek) "Vision Advance Technology designs and manufactures ICs for DTV modulation and multimedia encode & streaming technology. TSDuck has a very complete function in processing MPEG TS. We developed an exclusive VATek plugin together, so that Modulators based on VATek chips can be used on TSDuck platform which expands diversified application. We also hope to develop products combining with TSDuck, integrating them into a semi-solution product to support clients who do not know how to make TS file. We fully appreciate Thierry for bringing up valuable feedback and suggesting improvements. We are deeply impressed and looking forward to contributing to the project." |
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Widevine The "Widevine CAS Server Integration Guide" (non-public document) describes how to use TSDuck to test a Widevine CAS server platform. |
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Wikipedia TSDuck is mentioned in the article on MPEG transport stream as a free open source tool to manipulate those streams. |
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