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EIA The EIA said the highest price paid for home heating oil was again in the District of Columbia at $2.76 a gallon, unchanged from the prior week. He said the current EIA law, while "a massive innovation" for South Africa when it was introduced seven years ago, was too comprehensive, and was bound to need... He said the current EIA law, while "a massive innovation" for South Africa when it was introduced seven years ago, was bound to need some fine-tuning in the... www.mongabay.com /igapo/biotech/EIA.html   (3414 words)

VITAC - Captioning and Subtitling The 708 format was designed to allow use of the entire Unicode set, which includes virtually every character in every alphabet in the world, plus the complete range of symbols, thus making 708 useful for subtitling or captioning almost every program, regardless of subject matter. The FCC adopted all the recommendations of the EIA, and all TV receivers (13 inches or larger) built from July 1993 forward were required to meet the EIA-608 standard, and captioning software was developed to comply with EIA-608. Line 21 captions transmitted via DTV in the 708 format come out looking identical to the same captions transmitted via NTSC in the 608 format.) This data has all the same features and limitations of 608 data, including the speed at which it is delivered to the consumer’s equipment. www.vitac.com /technical/dtvhistory.htm   (806 words)

NCAM/Implementing DTV Closed Captions and Video Description EIA 708 defines how to include 608 data within the 708 transport because manufacturers, broadcasters and caption service providers did not want to have to caption programs twice. It is also possible to "upconvert" 608 caption data to true 708 format, in effect using the original 608 data as source material and employing a limited set of EIA-708 features to present the captions to an EIA-708 decoder. Likewise, it was not expected that DTV receivers would translate native 608 captions into native 708 captions. ncam.wgbh.org /dtv/overview/nab2000paper.html   (5951 words)

57642.000928&ELEMENT_SET=DECL The invention is not limited to the 608 or 708 standards, the number or size of memory buffers or other data structures or windows, to multi-threaded software, or to any other software or hardware parameters. The 708 standard allows a number of caption windows to be displayed on the screen at any given time. Of note, when a buffer 48 stores 708 data, the top row of buffer 48 stores the top row of the window 18 corresponding to the buffer; the second row of the buffer stores the second row of the window 18; and so on. www.wipo.int /cgi-pct/guest/getbykey5?KEY=00/57642.000928&ELEMENT_SET=DECL   (8613 words)

[theora] Closed Captioning There are formal EIA specs on these, the line 21 CC data is under EIA-608 and the new DTVCC (closed captioning for digital tv) is under EIA-708. The digital spec is a mess of conflicts, there is at least one clarification document that they released EIA-CEB-10 (and there should've been another by now). lists.xiph.org /pipermail/theora/2002-December/000057.html   (632 words)

Monotype Imaging: Closed Caption Fonts Manufacturers are now required to include EIA 708 compliant DTV closed captioning decoder circuitry in digital TVs. The fonts included with closed captioning software are what is viewed on screen, and need to be crisp, readable, and still meet the EIA 708 specifications. These new closed caption requirements are known as EIA 708. www.monotypeimaging.com /html/closedcaptionfonts.aspx?prn=yes   (188 words)

Design for Inclusion: Creating a New Marketplace -- Industry White Paper This push to move from EIA-608 (analog) to EIA-708 (digital) has brought many improvements to closed captioning. The 708 captioning format was designed to allow for the use of the entire unicode set, which includes every character in the alphabet in any language plus the complete range of symbols. The Television Data Systems Committee of the EIA enhanced the Line 21 system by adding new characters and assigning codes that would allow the center of the screen to be used for captioning. www.ncd.gov /newsroom/publications/2004/inclusion_whitepaper.htm   (12574 words)

TE500A DTV Line 21 Transcoder Line 21 data is extracted from both fields of the video and upconverted into DTVCC (EIA 708) data. If closed captions are present in the NTSC field 1 or field 2 data, these captions are upconverted to DTVCC (EIA 708) format and output. The TE500A outputs three fundamental types of data, NTSC CC field 1, NTSC CC field 2 and DTVCC (EIA 708) data. www.eegent.com /te500.htm   (303 words)

fcc00259.txt The Electronics Industries Alliance (EIA) has since adopted a standard, EIA-708, which provides guidelines for encoder and decoder manufacturers as well as caption providers to implement closed captioning services with digital television technology. In the Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) in this proceeding the Commission proposed to adopt a minimum set of technical standards for closed caption decoder circuitry for digital television receivers in accordance with Section 9 of EIA-708 and to require the inclusion of such decoder circuitry in digital television receivers. The standard included a data stream reserved for closed captioning information, however, specific instructions for implementing closed captioning services for digital television were not included. www.fcc.gov /Bureaus/Engineering_Technology/Orders/2000/fcc00259.txt   (12932 words)

Advanced Television Closed Captioning (ATVCC) - Simulator Project NOTE: This version of the Caption File WorkBench, Simulator and EIA 608 ro EIA 708 Conversion software (to be referred to in this clause as the "Software") is not compliant with any version of EIA-708 after May 1, 1998. Interested parties are referred to the EIA DTVCC Working Group for current versions of the EIA-708 specification and any associated, contemporary software. This Internet page and its links are provided as a courtesy by the Electronic Industries Association (EIA) and Avio-Systems for informational purposes only in regards to the version of EIA-708 as of May 1, 1998. www.avio-systems.com /dtvcc/simulate.html   (700 words)

Directv Eia 708 Electronic Industries Alliance (EIA) Standards: EIA- 608 and EIA-708 The EIA-608 standard specifies the use of closed-captions in analog TV signals. Electronic Industries Alliance (EIA) Standards: EIA-608 and EIA-708 The EIA-608 standard specifies the use of closed captions in analog TV signals. VISION Online: A Significant Milestone for DTV data, which are formats pursuant to EIA standard 708-A. Programming prepared for display on DTV DTV is available from satellite providers DirecTV and Echostar. www.bestdishplans.com /temp1/directv_eia_708.html   (897 words)

DTV Guide PSIP EIA: EIA/CEA-766-A, “U.S. and Canadian Rating Region Tables (RRT) and Content Advisory Descriptors for Transport of Content Advisory Information Using ATSC A/65-A Program and System Information Protocol (PSIP),” Electronic Industries Alliance, Arlington, VA. EIA: EIA/CEA-608-B, “Line 21 Data Services,” Electronic Industries Alliance, Arlington, VA. www.atsc.org /document_map/psip.htm   (1095 words)

CapFAQ: Digital television (DTV) captioning EIA-708 is produced and maintained by CEMA's EIA 4.3 (Television Data SubSystems) subcommittee, Working Group 1, which is chaired by your humble FAQ author. For more information, you can visit the EIA's Web site. Where can I get other technical info about DTV captions? www.robson.org /capfaq/dtv.html   (362 words)

fcc99180.txt Also, using EIA- 708-A, caption providers may distribute the caption text for a particular program at different reading levels. Since then, the Electronics Industries Alliance (EIA) has adopted EIA-708-A, a standard which provides guidelines for caption providers as well as encoder and decoder manufacturers to implement closed captioning services with digital television technology. Viewers would then have the option of displaying the standard near-verbatim captions or alternate "easy-reader" captions written for younger viewers or beginner readers. www.fcc.gov /ftp/Bureaus/Engineering_Technology/Notices/1999/fcc99180.txt   (4047 words)

[WC] RE: captiioning If broadcasters are to support SAMI or SMIL, they'll need tools that convert their news scripts and rundowns to SAMI or SMIL, like is now done with the EIA specs. Only idiots use SMIL and/or SAMI for broadcast essence: the W3C work -- from the broadcast perspective -- was computer guys trying to reinvent the wheel. www.broadcast.net /pipermail/webcasting/2005-May/000156.html   (401 words)

CapFAQ: Captioning Standards and Laws For the most part, they accept the recommendations of the Electronic Industries Association (EIA) Subcommittee on Television Data SubSystems (R-4.3), which is a part of the EIA's Consumer Electronics Group. For the most part, they accept the recommendations of the Electronic Industries Association (EIA) Television Data Systems Subcommittee (R-4.3), which is a part of the EIA's Consumer Electronics Group. EIA Engineering Publications Office 2001 Pennsylvania Ave., N.W. Washington, D.C. Phone: 202/457-4963 Web site: www.eia.org www.robson.org /capfaq/standards-and-laws.html   (1951 words)

Font Support for FCC Standards for Closed Captioning Font Fusion supports font requirements mandated by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), as specified by the Electronics Industries Alliance (EIA), including all the required and optional characters in the EIA-708-B specification. Bitstream can now provide developers with a complete solution for closed captioning display on both analog and digital television systems, including fonts, font styles, and font attributes. www.bitstream.com /font_rendering/products/dev_fonts/tv_packs/cctv_fcc.html   (182 words)

NAD and CAN Comments on Digital TV Standards - National Association of the Deaf Although the Commission recognizes the many attributes of EIA-708, unfortunately, its proposals fall far short of adopting the many standards contained therein. The Commission's NPRM explains that the Electronics Industries Alliance (EIA) has adopted a new standard, EIA-708-A Indeed, we agree that EIAs new standard would enable caption viewers to truly reap the benefits of the digital revolution. www.nad.org /site/pp.aspx?c=foINKQMBF&b=181087&printmode=1   (3576 words)

HDTV *OBJECTIVE: To examine the latest standard for closed captioned television, EIA 708, as applicable to current HDTV receivers presently on the market for the deaf and HOH. This revelation for the deaf and HOH [Ed.: Closed captioning] was based on a technical standard known as EIA 608, where the CC data was included in line 21 of the vertical blanking signal. CONCLUSIONS: The original EIA 608 standard essentially brought CC to TV in a singular format. www.hearinglossweb.com /Issues/Access/Captioning/Television/dtv/hdtv.htm   (687 words)

Federal Register: August 2, 1999 (Volume 64, Number 147) The Electronics Industries Alliance (EIA) has adopted EIA-708-A, a standard which provides instructions for the encoding, delivery, and display of closed caption information for digital television systems. The introduction of digital broadcasting now requires the Commission to update its rules to fulfill its continuing obligations under the Act. The standard provides for a larger set of captioning characters than the existing caption standard. www.adata.org /archive/fr99/990802a.htm   (1822 words)

Cover Pages: W3C Charters Timed-Text Working Group (TTWG). FCC (Federal Communication Commission) and EIA (Electronics Industries Association) : captioning and teletext standards for television (US standards are the EIA-608 and EIA-708) It would also simplify the creation and distribution of synchronized text for use with a multitude of devices, both software and hardware, such as multimedia players, caption encoders and decoders (EIA-608, 708 and TeleText, for example), character generators, LED displays and other text-display devices." The issue of developing an interoperable timed text format came up during the development of the SMIL 2.0 specification. xml.coverpages.org /ni2003-01-23-c.html   (876 words)

Text capture - V4LWiki The American standard ATSC A/53 "ATSC Digital Television Standard" which also covers Closed Caption transport and the "digital" Closed Caption standard EIA 708-B are not currently supported by the zvbi library. The test/capture utility in the source tarball can demonstrate these capabilities. www.linuxtv.org /v4lwiki/index.php/Text_capture   (1558 words)

Pitango Venture Capital - SCOPUS NETWORK TECHNOLOGIES SHOWS HIGH DEFINITION OFFERINGS AT NAB 04 The E-1800 also performs EIA 708 VANC close caption, audio multiplexing in accordance with MPEG-II and Dolby Digital (AC-3) standards. Furthermore, the unit supports Dolby E coding pass-through, inverse telecine mode and is ATSC and DVB complaint. www.pitango.com /news_item.asp?ID=556   (521 words)

Ascender TV Fonts - Digital TV Closed Captioning (DTVCC) EIA-708-B The Ascender TV Font Collection is available for integration into 708 caption decoders that are required in all DTV receivers. Ascender's fonts are available in a variety of font formats, including TrueType and OpenType, and in customized character sets to address world-wide markets. For a PDF brochure of the Ascender TV Font Collection, click here www.ascendercorp.com /tv_fonts.html   (248 words)

:: Arts :: Television :: Closed Captioning Digital Television Closed-Captioning (DTVCC) Home Page - Information on the Electronic Industries Association (EIA) working group (R4.3 WG1) that developed EIA-708, the standard for captioning on DTV. Most closed captioning services are available only to viewers who subscribe to them, which is why they're called "closed." The Media Access Mailing List - Subscription information for list dedicated to closed-captioning, audio description, Web, CD-ROM, multimedia access, and related issues. www.localadsearch.com /Arts/Television/Closed_Captioning   (253 words)

Searchalot Directory for Top/Arts/Television/Closed_Captioning Information on the Electronic Industries Association (EIA) working group (R4.3 WG1) that developed EIA-708, the standard for captioning on DTV. Subscription information for list dedicated to closed-captioning, audio description, Web, CD-ROM, multimedia access, and related issues. www.searchalot.com /Top/Arts/Television/ClosedCaptioning   (124 words)

Digital Television Closed-Captioning (DTVCC) Home Page Gary Robson is the author of Inside Captioning and is the current chairperson of the DTVCC Working Group (EIA R4.3, WG1). Technical Information - Click here to access related technical information. www.avio-systems.com /dtvcc/home.html   (465 words)

Electronic Industries Alliance - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Well known EIA standards include RS-170 for video signal and RS-232, EIA-422, RS-449, EIA-485 for serial data communications, and the EIA-708 standard for ATSC closed captioning. EIA is accredited by ANSI to help develop standards on electronic components, consumer electronics, electronic information, telecommunications, and Internet security. The Electronic Industries Alliance (EIA, until 1997 Electronic Industries Association) is a trade organization for electronics manufacturers in the United States. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Electronic_Industries_Alliance   (111 words)

NCAM/DTV Access Toolkit It acknowledges broadcasters' DTV transition needs by allowing the "upconversion" of analog (EIA-608) captions to EIA-708, obviating the need to re-caption existing programming. The DTV Captioning Report and Order requires carriage of EIA-708 captions on DTV programming. DTV caption encoders providing this "708 upconversion" feature are readily available from a number of manufacturers. ncam.wgbh.org /dtv/toolkit/general/dtvccdeadline.html   (323 words)

TE500A DTV Line 21 Transcoder Line 21 data is extracted from both fields of the video and upconverted into DTVCC (EIA 708) data. The EEG DTV Line 21 Transcoder is designed to upconvert existing EIA-608 Closed Captions into EIA-708 Closed Caption format. The Model TE500A DTV Line 21 Transcoder extracts the Line 21 data from a previously encoded NTSC video source and upconverts the 608 data into a serial 708 data stream. www.eegent.com /te500.htm   (323 words)

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