PRIVATE MULTIMEDIA CONTENTS BROADCASTING EQUIPMENT WHICH USES ISM RADIO FREQUENCY BAND OR U-NII 5GHz RADIO FREQUENCY BAND, PRIVATE MULTIMEDIA CONTENTS BROADCASTING SYSTEM AND METHOD THEREOF

Abstract

An individual multimedia contents broadcasting equipment is disclosed, which includes an individual broadcast process unit which provides a private IP through a DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol) to a receiving terminal, which requests a connection, and makes a connection of the receiving terminal through a radio network, and transmits a broadcast content to the connected receiving terminal; and a radio communication unit which forms a radio network and communicates data with the connected receiving terminal through the radio network.

Description

TECHNICAL FIELD[0001]The present invention relates to a personal multimedia contents broadcasting equipment and a method thereof which provide functions for broadcasting multimedia contents such as a text data, a symbol data, a music data, a sound data, an audio data, a video data, an image data, a photo data or something, with their intellectual properties belonging to individuals, respectively, to a specific receiving terminal by using an ISM radio frequency band or a U-NII 5 GHz radio frequency band.CITED REFERENCES[0002]1. RFC2131 Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol, 1997. 3.[0003]2. RFC3442 The classless Static. Route Option for Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) version 4, 2002. 12.[0004]3. RFC4280 Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) Options for Broadcast and Multicat Control Services 2005. 11.[0005]4. RFC1918 Address Allocation for Private Internets, 1996. 2.[0006]5. RFC3580 IEEE802.1x Remote Authentication Dial In User Service (Radius) Usage Guidelines, 2003. ...

AI Technical Summary

Benefits of technology

"The present invention provides an improved individual multimedia content broadcasting system and method using a private IP through a DHCP function. The system includes an individual broadcast process unit and a radio network, which allows for real-time broadcasting and playback of multimedia content. The individual broadcast process unit creates and stores broadcast content based on a broadcaster's operation, and the radio network forms an independent network for individual broadcasts. The system also includes an individual multimedia content broadcasting relay equipment that can receive and play back individual broadcasts in a region where they are requested. The technical effects of the invention include improved privacy and security, as well as more efficient and effective individual multimedia content broadcasting."

Problems solved by technology

However, it is disadvantageous that an individual multimedia contents broadcast using a service provider's system should use a radio frequency band authenticated by a public organ which controls and manages a radio communication, and an individual user should pay a service charge for the use of a radio communication network and should further pay a service charge for the use of a public IP used for a connection with the service provider's system.

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