CustomTV system and demonstration

The television industry is currently undergoing changes with historic proportions, posing tremendous challenges and opportunities. This is fuelled by the proliferation of new delivery channels to consumers, new capabilities of these channels to carry a multitude of data in addition to conventional v...

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Published in:	Proceedings IEEE International Conference on Multimedia Computing and Systems Vol. 2; pp. 1110 - 1113 vol.2
Main Authors:	Cosmas, J., Paker, Y., Pearmain, A., Schoonjans, P., Dosch, C., Schafer, R., Erk, A., Mies, R., Bais, M., Stammnitz, P., Liebsch, W., Klunsoy, G., Pedersen, L., Bauer, S., Engelsberg, A., Klock, B.
Format:	Conference Proceeding
Language:	English
Published:	IEEE 1999
Subjects:	Decoding Digital video broadcasting MPEG 4 Standard MPEG 7 Standard Navigation Research and development Streaming media Switches TV broadcasting Weather forecasting
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Summary:	The television industry is currently undergoing changes with historic proportions, posing tremendous challenges and opportunities. This is fuelled by the proliferation of new delivery channels to consumers, new capabilities of these channels to carry a multitude of data in addition to conventional video/audio programmes and the need to fill these channels with content. CustomTV is addressing the crucial problem of how, in the near future, viewers will be coping with the proliferation of TV channels as well as navigating through the masses of multimedia information that is likely to be broadcast, thanks to digital technology, alongside conventional TV programmes.
ISBN:	9780769502533 0769502539
DOI:	10.1109/MMCS.1999.778673