In 2007, transmission of full-motion DTV signals to portable devices was proven technically feasible. Broadcast industry leaders united to make mobile DTV a reality; they formed the OMVC to accelerate the development and rollout of mobile DTV.
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Mobile DTV BriefingCreated about 3 months ago
ATSC Mobile DTV conformance tests completed with positive resultsUpdated about 4 months ago
Events
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- CES 2010
Las Vegas, NV
Thursday, January 7 at 10:00am
online.wsj.com
WSJ's Lauren Goode joins Kelsey Hubbard on the News Hub to discuss the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, where companies plan to unveil new products that bring you real-time television.
blogs.wsj.com
Nearly half of Internet users would be interested in watching TV on their netbooks, cellphones and other devices, according to a new study set to be released Wednesday by a coalition of public and private broadcasters.
Mobile DTV The broadcast industry's most innovative effort to garner new viewers -- mobile digital television (DTV) -- will be on full display at International CES® 2010. The Open Mobile Video Coalition, representing more than 800 TV stations across the country, will sponsor the CES Mobile DTV Tech Zone in the central hall of the... LVCC. Consumer electronics retailers and manufacturers are invited to see the latest consumer devices that will enable viewers to watch their favorite live local and national TV programs wherever they are -- on portable DTVs, mobile phones, personal media players, portable computers, in-car screens and other devices. Leading manufacturers including LG Electronics, Samsung, Harris Corporation, and Dell, are expected demonstrate devices and transmission equipment bringing the excitement of mobile DTV to American consumers in 2010.
Central Hall, Mobile DTV TechZone, OMVC Booth 10749
Time:10:00AM Thursday, January 7th
Location:Las Vegas, NV
Mobile DTV The OMVC continues to offer resources to the industry. Be sure to check out the official site in a couple weeks after is has been revamped, as well as the Broadcast Engineering article below.
broadcastengineering.com
Extensive resources help with navigation through the new mobile TV landscape.
Mobile DTV With Standard Adopted, Broadcasters Poised to Bring Mobile DTV to American Consumers: http://tiny.cc/standardapproved
www.omvc.org
Marie Philippe Congratulations on approval of the standard!!!
Mobile DTV The OMVC can't wait for tomorrow to hear the news from the ATSC on the approval of the Mobile DTV standard!
Adam Steinberg Looking forward to creating an ATSC M/H product.
Chia Chun Hung
I was wondering if you could tell me how many ATSC-MH services is available now in USA??
I also want to know the detail of ATSC-MH service such as frequency, data rate, and the location etc.
thanks~
www.gray.tv
ATLANTA, Sept. 3 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Gray Television, Inc. (NYSE: GTN and GTN.A) introduces the future of television with Gray's first successful launch of a "Mobile DTV" signal.
Mobile DTV
OMVC, with RRD conducts conformance testing, at SES Americom's facilities in Manassas, VA.
These OMVC sponsored tests are a key milestone in broadcasters efforts to accelerate the deployment of commercial systems. Over 14 vendors are testing products. We appreciate the vendor community support on this important effort
Mobile DTV
OMVC, with RRD conducts conformance testing, at SES Americom's facilities in Manassas, VA.
These OMVC sponsored tests are a key milestone in broadcasters efforts to accelerate the deployment of commercial systems. Over 14 vendors are testing products. We appreciate the vendor community support on this important effort
Mobile DTV
Mobile Digital Television technology is bringing the small screen back. Viewing options have evolved slowly from the 1950s small black and white images to today’s incredible large screen digital high definition broadcast images. Now the small screen has returned and is able to “reach the consumer where they are rather ...than have them go somewhere to access content." In fact, some broadcasters see incremental revenue of more than $2 billion after 2012 with mobile DTV.
During this session experts involved in every aspect of Mobile DTV, including broadcasters, transmission equipment manufacturers and consumer product vendors will explore the challenges and progress of Mobile DTV. The panel will be moderated by Anne Schelle, Executive Director of the Open Mobile Video Coalition.
Mobile DTV Panel
Time:11:45AM Thursday, October 15th
Location:Jacob K. Javits Convention Center
Mobile DTV Dan Hsieh, OMVC Advisor, MTC Services will speak at the 2009 D-Sports Conference, which will cover the gamut of next-generation sports content delivery…from mobile devices, to the Internet, and gaming consoles. Each platform has its own set of opportunities and challenges for sports content and rights holders. How are ...sports networks and leagues creating compelling experiences that extend their brands beyond the TV set? What are the new business models related to the services?
Time:10:00AM Tuesday, September 22nd
Location:Doubletree Guest Suites
