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    This document discusses Internet Protocol TV (IPTV), which delivers digital television services over the internet. IPTV allows for live TV, time-shifted programming, video on demand, and bundles high-speed internet, TV, and telephone as a "triple-play" service. It has advantages over traditional TV like interactivity and personalization. IPTV differs from internet TV in that it uses a carrier-led controlled platform rather than open broadcasting over the internet. The document also discusses implementation of IPTV using Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line technology and the advantages, limitations, and future of IPTV services.

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    IPTV

    (Internet Protocol TV)


    ~~ THE “NEXT” HAS
    ARRIVED

    BY~~ AMARJIT BISWAS


    Roll No.- 54. E.C.E
    INTRODUCTION
     Digital television service is delivered using the
    architecture and networking methods of the
    INTERNET.
     Facilitates Live Television, Time-Shifted
    Programming, and Content (or video) on demand.

     Also Known as “TRIPLE-PLAY” service.

     Provisioning of High Speed Internet Access,


    Television and Telephone.
    Over a Single Broadband connection.
    It’s much more than traditional
    TV....
    Interactive Personal Communication

    Any Device, no matter

    Freedom to move….
    Fully Personal…
    Fully interactive….
    Easy to use…
    Why IPTV and not Internet TV ???
    IPTV is not TV that is broadcast over the Internet…
    - Equivalent to cable services but delivered via IP-
    based secure channels.
    - Carrier-Led controlled platform.
    - The consumer interacts directly with the
    operator/carrier.
    - An end-to-end system or semi-closed network.

    Internet TV
    - TV is Broadcast over Internet for all.
    - No carrier-led controlled platform.
    - YOUTUBE is an example of this.
    IMPLEMENTATION OF
    Implementation
    ADSL
    of ADSLCONCEPT
    cocept
     In Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line (ADSL), a
    large share of available bandwidth is dedicated for
    Downstream data transmission.
    Used for Bandwidth Intensive services such as
    IPTV and High Speed Internet.
    IPTV via Internet
     Conveniently and easily accessible from
    different locations in the world.
     Low set up cost.
     Large potential viewer base.
     Picture quality depending on bandwidth.
     Suitable for viewing on smaller displays
    only.
     No guarantee on QoS.
     Difficult to maintain subscription service.
    ADVANTAGES OF IPTV
     Integration: Several services bundled and
    transmitted via single line hence cost is reduced.

     Switched IP: Efficient utilization of available


    bandwidth. Only the TV channel consumer chooses
    is piped in.

     Interactivity: Interactive services such as gaming, e-


    shopping, e-tution etc can be facilitated.

     Video on Demand (VoD): Allows consumer to request


    Movies at their convenience from any VoD server
    over the Internet.
    LIMITATIONS OF IPTV

     Quality of Service may reduce significantly

    due to loss of packets.


    FUTURE PROMISES
     QUADRUPLE PLAY
     High Speed Broadband Internet Access +
    Television + Telephone + “Wireless Service
    Provisions”.
     Using WiMAX technology it is possible to
    transmit data at greater speeds and over
    long distances.
     Integration of RFID will add the capability
    for home equipment to communicate to the
    outside world.
    Future and World Scenario
    Future:
    - Growth restricted for low broadband penetration.
    - A great new revenue opportunity once Broadband
    implemented widely.
    - Only $30 Million revenue in 2005
    - $10 billion in revenue by end of 2010.
    - $336 Million by the end of 2013.

    World Scenario:
    - China: IPTV on Mobile over

    2.5G , the World’s largest,


    340 Million Subscriber base.
    IPTV- Indian Scenario
    MTNL first introduced IPTV service 2009 in Delhi
    and Mumbai.
     BSNL has also rolled out its services in Pune, Kolkata,
    Chennai and Bangalore with the following services.
    Live broadcast TV
    Karaoke-on-Demand
    Radio-on-Demand
    Games-on-Demand
    Interactive Learning
    Movies-on-Demand
     India will have 4, 00,000 IPTV customers by 2010.
    QUESTION
    S

    THANK

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