Future Broadcasting Technologies: Perspectives and Trends
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This paper briefly considers future broadcasting technologies, including digital television as a system for the near future and three-dimensional television as a part of a system to be developed rather later. However, due to limitations of space, this paper discusses only video technologies in detail. First, the status of bit reduction technologies for digital television is described and then satellite digital broadcasting and terrestrial digital broadcasting are also discussed. The authors stress the necessity of the further development of digital video compression technologies. Later, we discuss three-dimensional television, we describe requirements for the service and the present status of the technologies. And last, the paper considers the future prospects for a three-dimensional television service.
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- IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications Vol.E76-B No.6 pp.592-598
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- 1993/06/25
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Osamu YAMADA, Ichiro YUYAMA, "Future Broadcasting Technologies: Perspectives and Trends" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications,
vol. E76-B, no. 6, pp. 592-598, June 1993, doi: .
Abstract: This paper briefly considers future broadcasting technologies, including digital television as a system for the near future and three-dimensional television as a part of a system to be developed rather later. However, due to limitations of space, this paper discusses only video technologies in detail. First, the status of bit reduction technologies for digital television is described and then satellite digital broadcasting and terrestrial digital broadcasting are also discussed. The authors stress the necessity of the further development of digital video compression technologies. Later, we discuss three-dimensional television, we describe requirements for the service and the present status of the technologies. And last, the paper considers the future prospects for a three-dimensional television service.
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