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A Digital Teletext Service.

Authors: Peng, Chengyuan; Vuorimaa, Petri;

A Digital Teletext Service.

Abstract

Digital Teletext is one of the most important interactive services of emerging digital television. As an enhanced version of existing analogue Teletext service, it’s a resident application of the set-top box. Its information will be stored in a data carousel and transmitted via broadcasting network. The new service can display smooth graphics and images, have page links and a menu driven navigation method. However, there is no standard specification available for the content format. This paper presents a content format based on Extensible Markup Language (XML). A prototype of digital Teletext system is implemented using the Java programming language.

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Czech Republic
Keywords

digital teletext, user interface, uživatelké rozhraní, digitální teletext, content format, XML, formát obsahu, Java

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