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	Cable Television Broadcast Law
		The purpose of this law is to protect the interests of the audience of cable television broadcasting and to strive for the sound development of cable television broadcasting by regulating the establishment of the facilities thereof and the operation of the service thereof so as to contribute to the promotion of public welfare.
		The licensee for cable television broadcasting facilities shall complete establishing the cable television broadcasting facilities involved in the permit mentioned in Article 3 paragraph (1) within a period to be specified by the Minister of Posts and Telecommunications at every subdivided area in which to establish such facilities.
		However, this does not apply to the case where the cable television broadcaster who is also the licensee for cable television broadcasts facilities retransmits a television broadcasting or television multiplex broadcasts in accordance with the provisions of the preceding paragraph.
	www.soumu.go.jp /joho_tsusin/policyreports/english/laws/Catv_law.html (0 words)

	Class Definition for Class 370 - MULTIPLEX COMMUNICATIONS
		The distinction between multiplexing and selective or telemetry is: in multiplexing, the information is unrestricted as to content, e.g., a teletype-writer which uses an alphabet to transmit unlimited information, whereas in selective or telemetry devices, the information is restricted as to content, e.g., a transducer measuring a single parameter.
		Subject matter wherein (a) a multiplexed channel is uniquely identified and separated from other multiplexed channels by members of a pair of mathematical functions having a sum of products or having an integral that is zero or sometimes one under specified conditions, or (b) particular mathematical processes are used to achieve multiplexing techniques.
		Subject matter wherein the multiplex repeater system has a primary and a backup or protection line, and the backup line is activated to route information data when the primary channel is malfunctioning.
	www.uspto.gov /go/classification/uspc370/defs370.htm (3134 words)

	Multiplexing - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Multiplexing (also MUXing) is a term used in electrical engineering to refer to a process where multiple sources of information are combined in order to ease the organization, conversion, and transportation of the material from one place to another.
		In telecommunications, multiplexing is the combination of two or more higher-level channels into a single lower-level channel such that a reverse process, known as inverse multiplexing, demultiplexing, or demuxing, can extract the original channels.
		Multiplexing can also be accomplished through alternating polarisation (horizontal/vertical or clockwise/counterclockwise) on each adjacent channel and satellite, however this is only applicable to wireless communications.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Multiplexing (671 words)

	Multiplex - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Multiplex (juggling), a form of toss juggling with multiple balls thrown and/or caught at one time by the same hand.
		Multiplex, a type of movie theater with a large number of screens (see also megaplex).
		Multiplexer, or Multiplexor or Transmission Multiplexor or Transmission Multiplexer is an electronic device that combines multiple inputs.
	www.sciencedaily.com /encyclopedia/multiplex (200 words)

	Multiplex - Indopedia, the Indological knowledgebase (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Multiplex is either a word derived from multi- + plex (fold) or a synthetic portmanteau combining the words multiple and complex and can be another word for many or (literally) manifold.
		A multiplex (television) is a number of digital television or radio channels multiplexed onto a single broadcast channel.
		Multiplex (wood) is a kind of wood substitute made from wood splinters glued into boards.
	www.indopedia.org /Mux.html (368 words)

	Color television transmission or data storage system having time-division multiplex encoding and data generator and ...
		A data source is coupled, via an encoding circuit for time-division multiplex coding and signal compression, to a transmission (or storage) channel to which a data receiver comprising a decoding circuit is connectable.
		In the receiver, the time-division multiplex encoded signal is derived from the signal received via, for example, the satellite connection and applied to a complementary decoding circuit which, with the aid of the synchronizing and identification information, produces a time-decompression for the information transmitted in time-compressed form.
		An output of adder stage 23 is connected to the output of multiplex circuit 5 via a digital-to-analog converter 24 to which a clock pulse signal is applied at the clock pulse frequency fc.
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	NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Top Up TV
		It was launched on March 31, 2004 by two former BSkyB executives, David Chance and Ian West, the first pay television on the platform since the collapse of ITV Digital in 2002 to be the end of pay television on the platform.
		A television licence is an official licence required in some countries for all owners of a television receiver.
		Pay-per-view is the name given to a system by which television viewers can call and order events to be seen on TV and pay for the private telecast of that event to their homes later.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Top-Up-TV (5649 words)

	Digital terrestrial television in the United Kingdom - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		This meant the BBC got a multiplex to themselves (Multiplex 1), ITV and Channel 4 shared Multiplex 2 (though 10% of the capacity was given to Teletext Limited) and Five and S4C shared Multiplex A. The remaining space (Muliplexes B, C and D) was then auctioned off.
		The channels on Multiplexes B, C and D are those owned by the Freeview consortium and include the three Sky channels on the platform and the UKTV channels.
		Furthermore, multiplexes can make use of statistical multiplexing at the MPEG video coder whereby the bitrate allocated to a channel within the multiplex can vary dynamically depending on how difficult it is to code the picture content at that precise time, and how much demand there is for bandwidth from other channels.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Digital_terrestrial_television_in_the_United_Kingdom (3284 words)

	domain-B : Indian business : industry : entertainment : Multi-pronged entertainment
		Initially, multiplex projects were started in the metros due to the availability of an assured audience.
		Multiplexes constructed in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region will get a 100-per cent tax exemption for four years, while for the rest of Maharashtra the exemption period is five years.
		The multiplex, which will cover an area of 1 lakh sq ft and include the Piramal-promoted Crossroads shopping mall, is expected to open in June 2003.
	www.domain-b.com /industry/entertainment/20021008_multiplex.html (919 words)

	ipedia.com: Multiplex Article (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Multiplex is either a word derived from multi- + plex or a synthetic portmanteau combining the words multiple and complex and can be another word for many or 'manifold.
		One concrete example of a multiplexer is the 74ALS157 'Quad 2- to 1-line data selector/multiplexer'.
		Route 128 South and Interstate 93 North near Boston, Massachusetts formerly ran concurrently), that is a "wrong-way multiplex".
	www.ipedia.com /multiplex.html (309 words)

	Qualifying Revenue and Multiplex Revenue: Statement of Principles and Administrative Arrangements under the ...
		A digital replacement licence is, primarily, a licence to provide a service on a digital terrestrial multiplex with an added requirement to simulcast the service in analogue, as Ofcom considers appropriate.
		It also includes all payments received by the television multiplex licensee, or any connected person, in respect of the broadcasting of any qualifying service by means of the television multiplex licence or payments made to enable the television multiplex licence holder to meet its additional payments.
		The ITC invited applications for the granting of multiplex licences, with a zero percentage of multiplex revenue payable by the licensee set for the initial period.
	www.ofcom.org.uk /tv/ifi/guidance/multiplex (0 words)

	Digital Television - Frequently Asked Questions (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The new technology allows more television channels and different services such as interactive and information services to be transmitted in the same amount of space as that used by analogue transmissions.
		In the same way as for household televisions, work may be needed on aerial systems and to upgrade/adapt any video recorders that are wanted to record one programme while watching another.
		If you are buying a set-top box to convert an existing television, you can find information about the energy consumption of various models - as well as other information such as their usability - at www.ricability-digitaltv.org.uk/test-reports.
	www.digitaltelevision.gov.uk /global/faq_home.html (1947 words)

	Indiantelevision.com's interview with E-City Ventures CEO Atul Goel
		Fun Multiplex Pvt Ltd is on a massive scale up exercise, planning to ramp up from 23 screens to 150 by FY08 while acquiring 100 single screens to gain a pan-India presence.
		Multiplex operators are in a build up phase and Inox has even taken the acquisition route in Kolkata to enhance its pan-India presence.
		Multiplex operators have been made to pay more for premium film content by Yash Raj Films (YRF).
	www.indiantelevision.com /interviews/y2k6/executive/atul_g.htm (1340 words)

	On Establishing the NTSC Standard (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Color television is ready for the adoption of basic technical standards, which would permit its early development as an outstanding new service to the American public.
		The basic problem in color television, as envisaged by research scientists of RCA Laboratories, has been to develop a system that is unlimited - technically or otherwise - in its possibilities for future growth and expansion; also, one that is completely compatible with the present method of fl-and-white television.
		Multiplex is a correct term to describe the modulation of one of the signals, here, the color or chrominance, on a subcarrier so it can be combined with the other signal (luminance) with some, ideally total, ability to separate the two.
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	Digital Terrestrial Television.
		In analogue television we see this phenomena as 'ghosts', and these are caused by secondary signals arrive slightly later than normal, after having bounced off buildings, hills, bridges, etc., along the way.
		Analog television in Australia has channels which are 7MHz wide (8MHz in Europe), and so fitting 2000 narrow 'finger' sub-channels into this space isn't all that difficult, and since they are all low-rate, multipath bounce doesn't really effect them unless the delay is substantial.
		Of the current six UHF multiplexes, one is for the BBC (BBC1 and BBC2), one is for the commercial ITV network, and a third goes to Channel 4 and 5 (experimental, semi-commercial).
	www.abc.net.au /http/sfist/dtt1.htm (1495 words)

	The Television Licensable Content Services Order 2006
		(c) where he is providing a television licensable content service to the provider of a radio multiplex service in accordance with such an agreement as is mentioned in paragraph (a) but intends to cease doing so, to notify OFCOM of that fact.".
		A radio multiplex service (which is defined in Part 3 of the Communications Act 2003) is a service by which digital radio and other services are broadcast by terrestrial (i.e.
		Article 2 amends sections 232 and 233 to allow a television licensable content service to be carried on a radio multiplex service.
	www.opsi.gov.uk /si/si2006/20062131.htm (0 words)

	Ip Mux
		Multiplex is either a word derived from multi- + plex (fold) or a synthetic portmanteau combining the words multiple and complex and can be another word for many or (literally) manifold.
		A multiplex (television) is a number of digital television or radio channels multiplexed onto a singlebroadcast channel.
		Multiplex (wood) is a kind of wood substitute made from wood splinters glued into boards.
	www.altvetmed.com /face/41337-ip-mux.html (490 words)

	The Guide to Digital Television: DTV Glossary (Site not responding. Last check: )
		At the same time that content providers are transmitting interactive television (analog or digital) to users, users can connect through a back channel to a Web site--for example, for the original content provider or an advertiser.
		DS3 is used for digital television distribution using mezzanine level compression--typically MPEG-2 in nature, decompressed at the local station to full bandwidth signals (such as HDTV) and then re-compressed to the ATSC's 19.39 Mbps transmission standard.
		Statistical multiplexing: Increases the overall efficiency of a multi-channel digital television transmission multiplex by varying the bit-rate of each of its channels to take only that share of the total multiplex bit-rate it needs at any one time.
	www.digitaltelevision.com /dtvbook/glossary.shtml (20867 words)

	Multiplex (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Multiplex is either a word derived from + plex (fold) or a synthetic portmanteau combining the words multiple and complex can be another word for many or (literally) manifold.
		A device that does the function of a multiplexer is called a demultiplexer.
		Route 128 South and Interstate 93 North near Boston Massachusetts formerly ran concurrently) that is a multiplex".
	www.freeglossary.com /Multiplex (383 words)

	Multiplex - TheBestLinks.com - Australia, Boston, Massachusetts, DC Comics, ... (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Multiplex (cinema), a contraction of "multiple cineplex," is a movie theater with more than one screen.
		AMC Theatres is credited with creating the first multiplex (and the first megaplex as well).
		Multiplex (wood) is a kind of wood substitute made from wood splinters glued into boards, also see Triplex
	www.thebestlinks.com /Multiplex.html (314 words)

	CONF(2003)006_en
		The average multiplex has 1.2 megabits of usable capacity which allows for around 8 or 9 stations (depending upon how many kilobits are assigned to each station, around 128Kbits for a stereo music station).The result is a much more efficient use of the spectrum, enabling viewers to benefit from greater choice.
		One national multiplex was reserved for the BBC, the other national one and all the local and regional multiplexes were granted to commercial operators after open competition by the regulator.
		Digital terrestrial television is licensed under a two-tier structure whereby the carriage and delivery system, the multiplex, is licensed separately from the programme and additional services which are carried on the multiplexes.
	www.coe.int /T/e/human_rights/Media/Links/Events/CONF(2003)006_en.asp (4567 words)

	Freeview UK Digital Television FAQ (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Multiplex 1 is operated by the BBC, Multiplex 2 by ITV and Channel 4, Multiplex A by SDN, Multiplex B by the BBC, Multiplex C by National Grid Wireless (formerly known as Crown Castle) and Multiplex D by National Grid Wireless.
		The most likely explanation for this confusion is the fact that this multiplex is often referred to colloquially as "the Sky multiplex" or "the BSkyB multiplex" since most of the television channels that it carries are Sky channels.
		If any additional multiplexes are introduced in the future, something which is unlikely to happen for many years and which may never happen, then you may need to make the Freeview box scan for them.
	freespace.virgin.net /john.cletheroe/freeview/faq.htm (9808 words)

	Edutainment Game Design for Mobile Digital Television
		Entertaining applications designed to accompany digital television programs were found to be a focal point, based on our extensive study of mobile entertainment and digital television.
		The base of the project is a new digital television multiplex offering 20 Mbit/s bandwidth around Finland and a satellite connection for interactive added-value services abroad.
		Television quiz shows would enable the real-time participation of players at home, while animated series like Moomin or Pokemon, from which games and other spin-off products have already been created, could easily attach interactive games or the collectable right to the television programs.
	www.ercim.org /publication/Ercim_News/enw57/kangas.html (837 words)

	The Advanced Television Services Regulations 1996 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		These Regulations may be cited as the Advanced Television Services Regulations 1996 and shall come into force on 7th January 1997.
		"multiplex operator" means a person holding a licence granted under Part I of the 1996 Act to provide a multiplex service as defined by section 1(1) of that Act;
		"wide-screen television service" means a television service consisting of programmes produced and edited to be displayed on a wide screen format; and for the purposes of this definition, the 16:9 format is the reference format for wide-format television services, and"wide-screen format", "wide-screen 16:9 format" and "wide-format services" shall be construed accordingly.
	www.legislation.hmso.gov.uk /si/si1996/Uksi_19963151_en_1.htm (842 words)

	TVB: Conference Transcript
		It consists of, in terms of what is broadcast on the television end, as opposed to some of the other ancillary material that can be transmitted, either standard definition or high definition television program streams.
		High definition television, by definition, is television that's about twice the resolution of what is on a studio monitor of today, and is wide screen.
		There's a fixed bandwidth, one television channel, and for a given period of time, the trade-offs are in quality, and the number of services.
	www.tvb.org /events/transcripts/971014-digireal-2.asp (2283 words)

	Indiantelevision.com > News Headlines > Inox to acquire Calcutta Cine Pvt Ltd
		Inox also plans to open new multiplexes in Diamond City, Jessore Road with five screens and at Kharagpur with four screens.
		In addition, Inox also has a strategic alliance with the Pantaloon Group of Companies which provides it with preferential access, as a multiplex operator, to all real estate developments which the Pantaloon Group of Companies and funds managed by it, are developing or otherwise associated with.
		CCPL CEO Debashis Ghosal commented, “We believe that the proposed merger with Inox – India’s most profitable multiplex chain – will create tremendous value for CCPL shareholders, enabling them to partake in the value creation by Inox, as well as enable Inox to build a formidable presence in Eastern India”.
	www.indiantelevision.com /headlines/y2k6/june/june334.htm (521 words)

	HDTV Brought To YOu by HDTV News ONline (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Advisory Committee on Advanced Television Service was empaneled by the Federal Communications Commission in 1987 with Richard E. Wiley as chairman to develop information that would assist the FCC in establishing an advanced television standard for the United States.
		The advanced television system standard must support backward compatibility of future improvements with all generations of advanced television system receivers and inherently support production of low cost receivers (not withstanding that cost reduction through reduced performance quality may also be used to achieve inexpensive products).
		It is recommended that a digital television receiver be capable of selecting and decoding any audio service described in Section 6 of Annex B of this Standard, subject to the bit rate constraints in Section 5.3 of Annex B of this Standard.
	www.hdtvmagazine.com /archives/atscstandard.html (15675 words)

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