| 摘要 |
<p>During the recording of packetized data streams with a low bit rate, the packets are stored in data blocks having a constant size. Time stamps are used for the addressing of the data blocks, which time stamps describe the time duration which, in the case of the bit rate respectively present, is necessary for complete filling of a data block. A maximum time duration is prescribed, which corresponds to complete filling of a data block in the case of a predetermined minimum value of the bit rate. In the case of the minimum value of the bit rate being undershot, the last packet, in the time window of the maximum time duration of a data block, is not stored in this data block but rather in the subsequent data block.</p> |
