[opendtv] Re: Mobile DTV test

It is not video on a cell phone display, it is video on whatever the 
user wants it on, cell phone, PDA, pocket PC, DVD player, game machine, 
laptop or portable TV set and on any other device you want including in 
your car, on your boat, the bus and the train.

Of course all this is nonsense the only thing we need is HDTV in the 
living room. Who could possible want anything else?

Bob Miller

John Golitsis wrote:

>If this is what you want, then maybe it's time to re-visit the CEA's Mobile
>MultiMedia Broadcast Standard proposal?
>
>Personally, video on a cell phone display is far removed from what I consider
>"Digital Television", but to each their own.
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>----- Original Message ----- 
>From: "John Shutt" <shuttj@xxxxxxxxx>
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>>However, if the popularity of  mobile phones with cameras continues to
>>explode, then it would be the natural platform for any future "portable"
>>television screen.  The DVB-H standard that is being proposed is aimed at
>>precisely that market, allowing for not only dedicated SFN's but also
>>allowing one's DVB-T broadcast to be modified slightly to include data for
>>the handhelds without breaking existing STBs.  Obviously something that the
>>ATSC standard could never duplicate.
>>
>>Once again, Europe is ahead in the Digital Television wars.
>>    
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