Ultra-High-Definition (‘Ultra-HD’ or ‘UHD’) represents the next big step in the evolution of video recording, processing, and display technology. It is the logical successor to HD and offers marked improvements over current video technologies, chief among them a four-fold increase in resolution from 1080p.
Personalized TV at yes – Powered by COMPASS
yes Satellite is Israel’s leading pay TV service provider. Founded in July 2000, yes had since gained 580,000 subscribers, which comprise 38 percent of the Israeli pay TV market. yes is considered to be an innovative provider, introducing new services and technological advancements to its subscribers regularly, ahead of its competition.
Keeping an Eye on Piracy – White Paper
Live streaming piracy is posing a major threat to both content service providers and content owners, leaving them competing with illegal services that offer the same content at a much lower costs. This worrying trend in the way pay-TV is pirated is the focus of a new white paper from Viaccess-Orca and Civolution.
Hybrid TV: consumers to benefit most
Hybrid TV appears as a key enabler of 21st century television, according to a new paper produced by Idate in partnership with Eutelsat and Orange Group.
White Paper – Interoperability: Myths and Realities
With a plethora of devices being used to consume audiovisual content policymakers should recognise that fragmentation represents competition and consumer choice, not a lack of interoperability, and adopt a new starting point for policy analysis.
White Paper: Going Deep into Discovery
This paper offers an in-depth look at a comprehensive new content discovery solution that combines search, recommendation and second-screen devices into a single immersive experience that invites exploration.
White Paper: HEVC Demystified
The most recent non-proprietary video compression standard, High-Efficiency Video Codec (HEVC), also known as H.265, was placed into final draft for ratification in January 2013 and is expected to become the video standard of choice for the next decade.
White Paper: The Future of Cardless Broadcast Security
In its latest white paper, Farncombe discusses when DVB operators should consider a cardless security solution for their one-way broadcast network. The Verimatrix-sponsored paper highlights key trends in approaches and total costs of ownership of video security as piracy threats continue to evolve.
Towards a Replacement for the DVB Common Scrambling Algorithm
After many years of hype, TV/Internet convergence is finally with us, at both the service and device level.
TV Conditional Access Systems In Two-Way Environments
Premium pay-TV services owe their existence to the fact that they are able to supply high-value, attractive content to subscribers who are willing to pay for its exclusivity.
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