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Interactive TV Standards
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Steven Morris, Anthony Smith-Chaigneau
For any digital TV developer or manager, it is necessary to make the most of it. The standards can be confusing, and contain many inconsistencies and missing pieces. Interactive TV Standards provides a guide for deploying these technologies for a broadcaster or product and application developer.
Understanding what the APIs do, and how to relate to the deeper level. Learn how to spot a real problem. Understand how many standards that make up MHP fit together, and implement them effectively and quickly. Two DVB insiders, which can be used for digital TV.
Once you've mastered the basics, you will learn how to develop for the European, and Asian markets - saving time and money. By detailing the OCAP and MHP markets, Interactive TV Standards, I would like to provide you with the details.
Does the team think about the receiver and they have to be important in an apparently unrelated standard? Does an application MHP or OCAP receiver really know how to write on MHP? Does the broadcaster understand the business and technical issues well enough to deploy MHP successfully, or will their project fail? Increase your chances of success with Interactive TV Standards.
* A practical, real-world introduction to the technical elements of OCAP and MHP standards.
* Get everything you need without paying attention to digital TV!
* Get inside and other problems - problems.
Preface: Intended audience, How this book is organized, Versions; Chapter 1 - The middleware market; Chapter 2 - A brief introduction to digital TV; Chapter 3 - Middleware architecture; Chapter 4 - Applications and application management; Chapter 5 - The JavaTV service model; Chapter 6 - Resource management issues; Chapter 7 - Graphics APIs; Chapter 8 - Basic MPEG concepts in MHP and OCAP; Chapter 9 - Reading service information; Chapter 10 - Section filtering; Chapter 11 - Media Control; Chapter 12 - DSM-CC and broadcast filesystems; Chapter 13 - Security in MHP and OCAP; Chapter 14 - Communicating with other Xlets; Chapter 15 - Building applications with HTML; Chapter 16 - MHP 1.1; Chapter 17 - Advanced topics; Chapter 18 - Building a common middleware platform; Chapter 19 - Deploying MHP and OCAP; Appendix A - DVB service information; Appendix B - ATSC service information
Understanding what the APIs do, and how to relate to the deeper level. Learn how to spot a real problem. Understand how many standards that make up MHP fit together, and implement them effectively and quickly. Two DVB insiders, which can be used for digital TV.
Once you've mastered the basics, you will learn how to develop for the European, and Asian markets - saving time and money. By detailing the OCAP and MHP markets, Interactive TV Standards, I would like to provide you with the details.
Does the team think about the receiver and they have to be important in an apparently unrelated standard? Does an application MHP or OCAP receiver really know how to write on MHP? Does the broadcaster understand the business and technical issues well enough to deploy MHP successfully, or will their project fail? Increase your chances of success with Interactive TV Standards.
* A practical, real-world introduction to the technical elements of OCAP and MHP standards.
* Get everything you need without paying attention to digital TV!
* Get inside and other problems - problems.
Preface: Intended audience, How this book is organized, Versions; Chapter 1 - The middleware market; Chapter 2 - A brief introduction to digital TV; Chapter 3 - Middleware architecture; Chapter 4 - Applications and application management; Chapter 5 - The JavaTV service model; Chapter 6 - Resource management issues; Chapter 7 - Graphics APIs; Chapter 8 - Basic MPEG concepts in MHP and OCAP; Chapter 9 - Reading service information; Chapter 10 - Section filtering; Chapter 11 - Media Control; Chapter 12 - DSM-CC and broadcast filesystems; Chapter 13 - Security in MHP and OCAP; Chapter 14 - Communicating with other Xlets; Chapter 15 - Building applications with HTML; Chapter 16 - MHP 1.1; Chapter 17 - Advanced topics; Chapter 18 - Building a common middleware platform; Chapter 19 - Deploying MHP and OCAP; Appendix A - DVB service information; Appendix B - ATSC service information
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Steven Morris, Anthony Smith-Chaigneau