create other object types if desired, and these can be integrated seamlessly into the programming
environment. On the server side, Bionic Buffalo also provides tools to create file, stream, directory or
application objects in opaque byte sequence format. These byte sequences subsequently can be inserted
into the BFS, and will be recognized as objects by MHP/OCAP applications.
stored-program content streams.
Pegasus-compatible DataSource is employed automatically when LSCP is required. The semantics of
LSCP are very similar to those used by DSM-CC U-U, although the syntax is incompatible. This way,
an interactive Pegasus stream is practically indistinguishable from a DSM-CC stream to a compliant
MHP/OCAP application.
directly control the Pegasus protocols. These may be used when the mapping and translation
techniques described above are inadequate for special applications.
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