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Cable Next-Gen On-Demand Services: Competing in the Three-Screen World
As they seek to compete in an increasingly three-screen world, cable operators are searching for ways to move video content seamlessly from TV sets to PC monitors, laptops, cellphones, handheld game players, and other mobile devices. To aid in this effort, industry vendors are developing video servers, special software, and other products that enable MSOs to assemble and manage all-purpose content delivery networks (CDNs). But this ambitious...
preview: http://www.lightreading.com   date: 11/11/2009

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Making the Digital Transition Work
With broadcasters racing to meet the Feb. 17 deadline for going digital, cable operators are seeking to keep up by making sure their analog customers don’t lose service. MSOs are also hoping to take advantage of the transition to convert more subscribers to digital service. As a result, set-top makers are now churning out low-cost, one-way digital terminal adapters (DTAs) to spur digital penetration rates. This Webinar will examine the costs...
preview: http://www.lightreading.com   date: 1/27/2009

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Memory Optimization Techniques for High-Speed Video SoCs
DTV manufacturers continue to push for improved picture quality and higher resolution — all with additional features at lower price points. These requirements are driving further integration along with increased bandwidth requirements for DTV SoCs (System-on-a-Chip). This increased SoC complexity necessitates the ability to look at data flows through the system and their impact on memory efficiency. Graphics processors, display...
preview: http://www.techonline.com   date: 4/7/2009

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The Potential of HD-Voice: What's All the Noise About?*
Since the advent of HDTV and high-definition Blu-ray DVDs, consumers have raised the bar for high-definition video and audio expectations. Their demand for HD voice stems from this growing demand for a more “life-like” experience, basically from anywhere – on their TV, PC, and mobile device. HD voice promises rich collaboration applications for voice, anytime, anywhere. Consumers are now in the driver’s seat, and telephony application...
preview: http://www.lightreading.com   date: 5/5/2009