Mobile Multimedia Player will Play in China
i-Vision
China, a Beijing-based mobile digital TV company, has unveiled a mobile
multimedia player for Mobile Internet Devices (MIDs). It’s claimed to be
the first Linux-based commercial multimedia player compatible with China
Multimedia Mobile Broadcasting (CMMB) standard.
While introducing the new
player, i-Vision announced its partnership with Intel to present the
Linux-based commercial-level CMMB multimedia player on Aigo's and Lenovo's
newly launched MIDs. The company also demonstrated various interactive TV
applications supported by i-Vision Player on devices including UMPCs and
Netbooks.
Users can choose between
services including live broadcast TV channels, program guide,
video-on-demands, video recording, video community, and interactive TV
information browsing.
With this launch, i-Vision's
aims to establish a new media platform that is cross- technology standards
and cross-networks, and bring a new personal mobile TV experience to
China's users.
The company's MoTi-MoTi
system is an end- to-end and physical layer standard-agnostic mobile TV
operation platform that connects mobile broadcast with the
telecommunication networks, and it’s compliant with CMMB, streaming TV,
and major mobile TV formats.
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i-Vision
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