Dtv: The Revolution I Electronic Imaging (Mcgraw-Hill Video/Audio Engineering Series)
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| Rating | : | 4.34 (775 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0070696268 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 350 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 0000-00-00 |
| Language | : | English |
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A Customer said Broad Coverage of the Digital Television Revolution. Jerry Whitaker has been in the Radio and Television broadcast industry for many years, and has earned the highest awards in the field. This publication is his first forray into the newly emerging world of digital TV. The field is huge, much more complex and varied than the older world of television and radio transmission. In part the new complexity is due to the role of computers in generating and consuming broadcast imagery. More importantly, modern understanding of image compression and data brodcasting has added additional services and markets which much be addressed by the new system and it have become much more of an u. A Customer said A "must have" reference for DTV and DVD practitioners. With a forward by Joe A. Flaherty, this tome covers the history, fundamentals and applications of digital television including transceivers, displays, codecs, compression and measurement. Audio encoding/decoding as well as transmission and implementation issues relating to the ATSC DTV system have their own chapters. A reference section and glossary are included. As a valuable part of the sometimes spotty McGraw-Hill Video/Audio Engineering series, this is a "must have" for DTV and new media practitioners alike.
Coverage includes transmission and reception hardware operating principles of the forthcoming U.S. Emphasis on the "Grand Alliance" addresses the standardization process that's combining the strong points of each digital system into one common imaging system. video transmission/interchange format attributes of video images that allow signal prediction and video compression technology that makes wideband video transmission practical.. Is digital television TV on a computer or computing on a TV? This guide details the new standards encompassed by