Grass Valley SSP-3801 User Guide v.1.3 - Manual (Page 74)

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Creating a VANC packet
Creating a VANC packet
The VANC create tool (csvanccreate.exe) is a command line tool which you can use to create
a custom ancillary data packet from a list of comma-separated values, a binary file
containing
a frame of VANC payload, or a folder containing a sequence of binary files each
containing a frame of VANC payload. The packet generated by the tool can then be added to
the playlist as a secondary event.
List of available arguments:
Argument Description
-h --help Displays help information. Examples:
csvanccreate.exe -h
csvanccreate.exe --help
--dump
--filename=VALUE
Displays the contents of the specified packet. Examples:
csvanccreate.exe --dump -f testAnc.vanc
csvanccreate.exe --dump --filename=testAnc.vanc
-d --did=VALUE Specifies the Data Identifier (DID) as a hexadecimal value. The
DID indicates the
type of the ancillary data to which the
packet corresponds. Examples:
csvanccreate.exe -d 0x41
csvanccreate.exe -d=0x41
csvanccreate.exe --did=0x41
-s --sdid=VALUE Specifies the Secondary Data Identifier (SDID) as a
hexadecimal value. The SDID is used in conjunction with the
DID to indicate the type. It is only required if the DID is less
than 0x80. Examples:
csvanccreate.exe -s 0x2
csvanccreate.exe -s=0x2
csvanccreate.exe --sdid=0x2
-l --line=VALUE Specifies the line number as decimal value into which the
packet is inserted. Example:
csvanccreate.exe -l 21
csvanccreate.exe -l=21
csvanccreate.exe --line=21
-p --payload=VALUE Specifies the data as a comma-separated set of hexadecimal
or decimal values. For per frame data, use the vertical bar (|) as
a separator and enclose the value in quotes. Examples:
csvanccreate.exe -p 1,2,3,4
csvanccreate.exe -p “1,2,3,4|5,6”
csvanccreate.exe -p=1,2,3,4
csvanccreate.exe --payload=“1,2,3,4|5,6”