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Implementing Mobile TV
ID: 173017
Amitabh Kumar
Implement state-of-the-art Mobile TV networks with this comprehensive guide to the latest technologies, including MediaFLO, ATSC Mobile DTV, and CMMB, the same technologies of seeing large-scale rollouts today around the world. You do not need to get deeper into the maze of mobile technologies and Internet domains.
Learn about the key enablers of mobile TV service, like smartphones, chipsets, and mobile software. Gain access to a detailed system with worldwide real-world case studies. The informative diagrams provide a rich visualization of the new technologies, and revenue models. Gain understanding of how mobile TV can be delivered seamlessly in multiple markets. Get insight into the growing capacities of multimedia applications.
Author Amitabh Kumar begins with the basics of mobile multimedia and progresses to cover details of technologies, networks, and firmware for mobile TV services. Easy to follow, Implementing Mobile TV features a rich presentation that includes dozens of FAQs and "Quick Facts."
This is an explanation of:
* 3G, Terrestrial broadcast, and Mobile WiMAX networks
* MediaFLO, ATSC Mobile DTV, and CMMB Broadcasting
* Enabling technologies and protocols, spectrum, and opportunities for deployment
* Content security, conditional access and DRM for the mobile world, based on OMA-BCAST Smartcard and DRM profiles
* Handset features for mobile TV and multimedia services
* Insight into making content - interactive, traffic, interactive polling, targeted advertising
* Roaming and interoperability in multimedia networks
PART I: Overview of Technologies: 1. About Mobile TV; 2. Introduction to Digital Multimedia; 3. Introduction to Streaming and Mobile Multimedia; 4. Overview of Cellular Mobile Networks; 5. Overview of Technologies for Mobile TV; PART II: Technologies for Mobile TV and Multimedia Broadcasting: 6. Mobile TV Using 3G Technologies; 7. Mobile TV Services in the ATSC Framework (new chapter); 8. Mobile TV Services Using DVB-H Technologies; 9. Mobile TV Using DVB-SH (new); 10. Mobile TV Using Digital Multimedia Broadcast (DMB) Services; 11. Mobile TV using MediaFLO (new); 12. Mobile Broadcasting with WiMAX (new); 13. Spectrum for Mobile TV; PART III: Multimedia Handsets and Related Technologies: 14. Chip Sets for Mobile TV and Multimedia Applications; 15. Operating Systems and Software for Mobile TV and Multimedia Phones; 16. Handsets for Mobile TV and Multimedia Services; 17. Mobile TV Interoperability; PART IV: Content and Services on Mobile TV and Multimedia Networks: 18. Mobile TV Services and Multimedia Services; 19. Content for Mobile TV Networks; 20. Interactivity and Mobile TV; 21. Content Security for Mobile TV; 22. Mobile TV and Multimedia-the Future
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