Segmented data pipes with OFDM and adaptive protection improve broadcast efficiency while preserving robust mobile and indoor reception.
Time interleaving and data-pipe multiplexing let OFDM broadcast signals carry multiple services with QoS control and robust mobile reception.
Multiple data pipes, OFDM demodulation, and adaptive coding improve broadcast efficiency, robustness, and mobile HD reception.
National media logs are merged into editable local clock positions so stations can avoid schedule conflicts and maintain copyright compliance.
A digital clock signal embedded in an AM station ID eliminates reestablishment delay when switching back to digital transmission.
Associates time markers with captured audio to resolve storage complexity while enabling precise content retrieval.
Adding an updating element to a data carousel allows dynamic check intervals per group, reducing bandwidth waste from rigid validity periods.
A receiver system evaluates data availability timing to trigger alternative network requests for immediate delivery.
Time interleaving service data across physical paths before OFDM modulation improves robustness against channel errors in mobile reception.
Server-mediated wireless transfer synchronizes digital content, file structure, and metadata between personal computer and mobile handset.