3. Outlook
The miniaturization of components and the increasing speed of processors mean that a new generation of digital decoders can be envisaged. For example, there are plans to integrate hard disks that will store the bitstream for a few minutes (the time it takes to answer the phone) and then pick up where the film left off. We'll be able to "pause" a TV program. Digital television enables greater interactivity. Let's make no mistake: this is broadcast interactivity! We can't imagine ever finding transmitters (35 W) to a satellite for a return channel. On the other hand, cable is a medium that lends itself well to this kind of manipulation. The cable return path and the presence of servers at the operator's premises make it possible to create a local network (on the scale of a city). With satellite, if you want a return path, you have to use a telephone line. In this way, we can envisage Internet...
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Standards
- Information Technology – Generic coding of moving images and associated sound information – Part 1: systems. - NF EN ISO/CEI 13818-1 - mai 1997
- Information Technology – Generic coding of moving images and associated sound information – Part 3: Sound. - NF EN ISO/CEI 13818-3 - oct. 1996
- Information Technology – Generic coding of moving images and associated sound information – Part 9: Real-time interface extension...
Organizations
International Telecommunication Union (ITU) http://www.itu.org
Motion Pictures Expert Group (MPEG) http://www.mpeg.org
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