DVB-H Televiziunea Mobilă Terestră.

catalinman, on 20th October 2009, 13:19, said:

Refuz sa cred ca Media Pro transmite in DVB-H.

chiar daca ar fi asa si media pro nu transmit in DVB-H, ce rost au canalele Media Pro in DVB-T ? din moment ce sunt codate si nu le poate receptiona nimeni de ce nu ar lasa decat PRO TV HD ?

Eu nu stiu ce sanse aveti de a receptiona "ceva" in dvb-h , cand la noi nici macar in dvb-t situatia nu sta prea bine
Dupa mine cred ca acest standard va fii implementat mai tarziu , fata de dvb-t mai ales ca in prezent sant dispute politice si deci nici un interes pt. asa ceva
La noi de abia se da "pioneratul" in dvb-t/dvb-c si in UE deja se pun la punct noi standarde dvb-t2/dvb-c2

Am reusit sa configurez reteaua virtuala dvb-h pe linux, cu dvbnet si sa fac dump la streamurile DVB-H (inca nu am reusit sa fac in asa fel incat sa pot sa le vad in timp real), folosind dvbh-decaps).
Am pus fisierele pe serverul meu ftp. Sunt patru, doua cu Acasa si doua cu Pro Cinema. Restul (Pro TV si Pro TV International) nu a mers. Fisierele sunt in format H.264-ES - fara sunet.

Acasa_1
Acasa_2
Pro_Cinema_1
Pro_Cinema_2

O sa mai incerc. Poate imbunatatesc calitatea receptiei (semnalul canalului 30 e cam slab de unde il receptionez eu) si poate reusesc sa fac si celelalte canale sa mearga, eventual si cu sunet. Pe Windows am receptionat, mai demult, fara probleme, tot pachetul dvb-h (cu sunet), cu un program in varianta demo (am incercat si mai de curand si programul respectiv nu s-a mai instalat - probabil ca installerul era corupt sau avea ceva probleme de compatibilitate - nu am incercat de prea multe ori - prefer sa folosesc Linux).

Edited by fdc, 04 November 2009 - 12:21.

inca o dovada ca avem transmisii in DVB-H

orice ar fi fost acolo, DVB-T codat sau DVB-H a disparut odata cu introducerea Sport.ro HD

By Chris Dziadul
November 25, 2009 08.23 UK


The Russian telco VimpelCom will start trialling its mobile TV service in Moscow on December 7.
Cableman reports that customers who purchase Samsung DVB-H enabled handsets will be able to watch the service free of charge in ‘test zones’ in the capital during the test period.
The service will offer eight federal channels, plus a number of additional channels, the carriage of which is still being negotiated.
Three companies – the VimpelCom subsidiary Dominanta, Digital Broadcasting and Centaur – have been awarded DVB-H licences for Moscow.
VimpelCom is one of the three largest mobile operators in Russia, and the other two (MTS, the market leader, and MegaFon) also have plans to launch mobile TV services.

Si la Moscova se misca.

Moscow prepares for full DVB-H
A DVB-H trial being currently undertaken in Moscow will become more accessible from the beginning of April and shortly be launched commercially. The news was given by Andrei Chernikov, the director of the VimpelCom subsidiary Dominanta, in an interview with Telemultimedia, quoted by AKTR.  According to Chernikov, the reception equipment currently required for the service  – Samsung P960 handsets, costing R9,900 (Euro249) – will be expanded to around five devices. He also confirmed that once up and running commercially, the DVB-H service would expect to break even within five years. Chernikov in addition said that the most popular channels in the trial have proved to be ones offering news and music and that in his view there is no particular need to create special continent for the DVB-H service. Significantly, he also said he was of the opinion that Moscow could at most support two DVB-H operations.

Oameni hotariti  

Virgin Mobile France, TDF to launch DVB-H next year  Thursday 22 April 2010 | 10:55 AM CET

MVNO Virgin Mobile France and broadcast services provider TDF plan to launch DVB-H mobile TV services in the second half of 2011. In a joint press release, the groups announced that they had signed a deal allowing Omer Telecom, the parent company of Virgin Mobile France, Tele2 Mobile France, Breizh Mobile and Casino Mobile, to be the exclusive mobile distributor at the launch of mobile TV services in France. The deal is subject to agreement between TDF and broadcasters, and to the approval of media regulator CSA. Mobile TV services over terrestrial networks were initially planned to be rolled out in 2007, but never got off the ground due to disagreements between mobile network operators and broadcasters over how to share investment and the preferred business model, free-to-air or subscription. Virgin Mobile CEO Geoffroy Roux de Bezieux told AFP that TDF will pay 100 percent of the network financing costs and will bill broadcasting content from clients such as Virgin, which operates a music TV channel and radio in France. The MVNO will benefit from an exclusivity period of several months, he added. The service is due to cover half of the French population at launch, or more than 2,500 towns and cities, well over the 30 percent threshold set by CSA. Virgin Mobile expects to offer plans including mobile TV, rather than to charge separately for TV service, according to the CEO. DVB-H mobile TV services are already up and running in four European countries, Italy, Switzerland, the Netherlands and Austria, where they have helped to offload mobile TV traffic from cellular networks. DVB-H picture quality is also considered superior to streaming mobile video.

Hoop, si Franta.  

MOBILE3DTV - Mobile 3DTV Content Delivery Optimization over DVB-H System - is a three-year project partly funded by the European Union 7th RTD Framework Programme in the context of the Information & Communication Technology (ICT) Cooperation Theme and its objective 1.5 Networked Media. The project started on 1st January 2008. The main objective of MOBILE3DTV is to demonstrate the viability of the new technology of mobile 3DTV. The project develops a technology demonstration system for the creation and coding of 3D video content, its delivery over DVB-H and display on a mobile device.
The consortium of MOBILE3DTV is formed by three universities, a public research institute and two SMEs from Finland, Germany, Turkey, and Bulgaria. The project partners are Tampere University of Technology, Technische Universität Ilmenau, Middle East Technical University, Fraunhofer Heinrich-Hertz-Institute, Multimedia Solutions Ltd and Tamlink Innovation-Research-Development Ltd.
MOBILE3DTV project cooperates closely with a number of public and private organizations, projects, and networks. It is one of the projects within the 3D Media Cluster - an umbrella structure built upon related EC funded projects to develop joint strategic goals. The consortium of MOBILE3DTV also collaborates on project activities with industrial players such as Texas Instruments and DiBcom as well as research institutions such as Nokia Research Center and Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute of Korea conducting active research in the same fascinating area.
MOBILE3DTV is a small-scale focused collaborative research project funded by the Europe’s Seventh Framework Programme for research and technology development (FP7).

Unii discuta de Mobile 3DTV, deja  

3D pe echipamente mobile