Interactive Standards
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- Arts: Television: Interactive: Development (11)
- Arts: Television: Interactive: Hardware (9)
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ATSC (Advanced Television Systems Committee) - An international organization establishing broadcasting standards for digital (including hd and data broadcasting) television.
Digitag (Digital Terrestrial Television Action Group) - Aims to facilitate the market driven introduction of ditigal terrestrial via Digital Video Broadcasting Project's DVB-T specification.
DVB The Standard for the Digital World - Works to develop, set and promote technical standards to advance digital media markets world-wide.
EBU - European Broadcasting Union - At the forefront of research and development of new broadcast media, and has led or contributed to the development of many new digital standards.
ETSI - European Telecommunications Standards Institute - A non-profit making organization whose mission is to produce the telecommunications standards that will be used throughout Europe and beyond.
HAVi: Home Audio Video Interoperability - Provides specification for the MHP platform, interactive television, and networking digital home entertainment products.
MHEG.org - An entry point to information about the ISO standard MHEG (ISO/IEC 13522) established by the Multimedia and Hypermedia information coding Expert Group.
Multimedia Home Platform - MHP official standards for interactive television and related interactive home entertainment.
OpenCable - A project aimed at obtaining a new generation of set-top boxes that are interoperable.
TV-Anytime Forum - The TV Anytime Forum is an association of organisations which seeks to develop specifications to enable audio-visual and other services based on mass-market high volume digital storage. Help build the largest human-edited directory on the web.