CyberLink And Frontier Silicon Demonstrate Mobile DTV

CyberLink and UK-based Frontier Silicon, the UK-based mobile TV and digital audio semiconductor manufacturer, have announced the demonstration of a multi-standard Mobile DTV solution on a PDA phone at Computex 2007.
CyberLink’s Mobile DTV Solution, in conjunction with Frontier’s Paradiso IC is able to deliver advanced reception of mobile TV on handsets.
The Paradiso mobile TV multi-standard receiver and software driver platform can receive DVB-T/H, T-DMB/DAB broadcasts and, together with the CyberLink Mobile DTV “standard-agnostic” player, provides handset manufacturers with a multi-standard solution that is proven in the field and able to switch TV signals while traveling between different countries.
"CyberLink is excited to work with world leading mobile TV and digital audio chip vendor, Frontier Silicon, to provide greater support for more digital TV standards for our customers,” said Alice H. Chang, CEO of CyberLink. “As the leading software provider to enable TV on mobile devices, we are offering a complete and ready solution that provides the widest support for terminal device providers.”
Anthony Sethill, CEO of Frontier Silicon said: “Frontier has concentrated on in-the-field performance, minimizing effects of multi-path fading and other artifacts found in urban environments. Working with Cyberlink, we are optimizing the interaction between the underlying silicon and media player, to deliver best user-perceived mobile TV reception.”
Frontier Silicon, www.frontier-silicon.com
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