DVB technology has become an integral part of global broadcasting, setting the global standard for satellite, cable and terrestrial transmissions and equipment. Open standards guarantee that compliant systems will be able to work together, independent of which manufacturer provided the equipment.

Designed with a maximum amount of commonality and based on the MPEG-2 coding system, DVB signals may be effortlessly carried from one medium to another. DVB delivers virtually any digital signal to the home.

Whether it’s High Definition TV, multiple channel Standard definition TV (PAL, NTSC or SECAM) or new broadband multimedia content and interactive services, DVB delivers. DVB’s main transmission standards, DVB-S for Satellite, DVB-C for Cable and DVB-T for terrestrial, dominate the world and are the basis for most of the alternative standards.

Reference Design Specification

• 32-bit RISC CPU (ARC@130.5 MHz)
• 2x TS Demux
• 5 Graphic Plans, Flexible Size and Position (4 Layers up to 24 bit True Color OSD + Video/Background)
• Universal Processor Interface Supports HDD
• MPEG2 Video ISO/IEC 13818-2 MP@ML, MP@LL, SP@ML - Hardware Based (Reduce CPU Usage)
• MPEG Audio Layer 1/2 - Hardware Based