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Corporate IT Update, April 24, 2008
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Cabot Communications, a digital TV software supplier, has announced that it has developed a single software stack IDTV solution that supports both analogue and digital TV broadcasts.
According to the company, AuroraTV is a complete, platform-independent solution that provides full TV control for picture, sound and interactive services. It supports Pause live TV, Picture in Picture (PIP) and Picture and Text (PAT) modes, as well as integrated teletext and subtitles. Media Browser technology provides expanding audio/video Codecs support, while a range of connectivity is supplied through input/output controls such as HDMI Scart, USB and PC.
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The solution has reportedly been designed to support manufacturers in the transition from analogue to digital services and includes High Definition support capability as well as the flexibility to scale standard definition User Interfaces (UI). The inclusion of a Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) processing module enables new UI designs to be easily integrated, and allows rapid prototyping.
The Cabot SVG module has been designed to enable graphical designers to use industry standard tools to create high quality UIs. Designers receive documentation, templates and PC rendering tools enabling instant test and review of UI updates, the company claims.
No pricing details were disclosed.
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