By keith, on August 17th, 2010%
Clearleap, a web based TV technology platform, and Related Content Database, Inc. (RCDb) today announced a joint solution that will give pay TV operators the ability to deliver their full VOD libraries to any subscriber with an internet connected Blu-Ray player. The joint solution was unveiled for the first time at the CableLabs Summer Conference August 16th and 17th in Keystone, Colorado.
By keith, on August 13th, 2010%
Frame compatible 3DTV is the technology of choice for delivering 3DTV content to customer homes today, whether over satellite, cable or IPTV, because it is effectively an HDTV signal that can therefore use existing infrastructure and set-top boxes. ESPN is currently using discrete left- and right-eye HD signals from its event locations to its main broadcast facility in Bristol, Connecticut, which is converts to a frame compatible format for transport to its distribution partners.
However, ESPN wants to move another step forward and reach the point where it is delivering discrete left- and right-eye HD feeds all the way to its partners. Distribution partners can then create their own frame compatible broadcast or move towards any of the “full HD 3DTV” solutions that are currently being talked about.
By keith, on August 13th, 2010%
Most major cable and satellite providers in the U.S. (Comcast, Verizon, Time Warner, Dish Network, DirecTV, etc.) have various plans to enable their customers to enjoy their content on iPads and Android tablets.
By keith, on July 27th, 2010%
Singapore launched its one year home 3DTV trials on terrestrial TV, cable TV, and IPTV.
By keith, on July 20th, 2010%
For 14 years, the US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has tried and failed to establish a retail market for set-top boxes. Now, it’s trying again. Regardless of the eventual outcome, the FCC’s latest proposal highlights some significant technology changes that will likely impact the market for chips used in TVs, STBs, gateways and a variety of consumer electronics devices.
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