Appendix
Program Content Payload Size for TDM ATM and IP Network Transport
Defining content or other payload size is critical to efficient use of network transmission facilities. When program content gets transported in non-real time (i.e. not live or pre-recorded, and not “streaming”), it gets moved by moving the physical media it is stored on, or via a network using file transfer protocol (FTP).
When program content moves in real time, network bandwidth or connection speed is fixed and must be sufficient to accommodate the payload in terms of bits-per-second. When content moves on physical media or via FTP over a network, speed of movement or bandwidth available in the transport channel can be fixed or variable. This variation is intolerable ...
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