I think that DVB-T here in Berlin uses statistical multiplexing (i.e. the channel bandwidth is distributed dynamically between all services on the channel, which means real-time MPEG encoding), and the encoder makes shorter GOPs when bandwidth is available.
I haven't confirmed this hypothesis, though. Does anyone know a software which can display the GOP structure of a captured stream?
IIRC Wiljo Heinen's MPEGanalizzatore does that: http://www.offeryn.de/dv.htm
It's for Windows but ought to run under Wine as well...
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