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Presentation Presentation 1 1 Digital Digital TV TV Broadcasting Broadcasting in in Japan Japan 28th February - 1st March, 2007 Jakarta, Indonesia Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications Japan Akira OKUBO

Today’s Contents

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➢ Advanced features of Japan’s Digital Terrestrial Television Broadcasting (DTTB) system. ➢ Special advantages of Japan’s system for mobile reception. ➢ The mobile reception service is much more feasible and cost effective than compared with the fixed reception service in some case.

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Process of Digitization of Terrestrial Television Broadcasting

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1997

・Technical Standards for DTTB were established in E.U (DVB-T) and U.S.(ATSC)

1998

・DTTB started in E.U (DVB-T) and U.S.(ATSC)

1999

・Technical Standards for DTTB were established in Japan (ISDB-T).

2000

・Technical standards for Digital Terrestrial Sound Broadcasting were established in Japan. ・Planning of DTTB station channels.

2001

・Development of institutions for digitization of Terrestrial Television Broadcasting.

・Support center for R&D of DTTB in Japan opened. (Shared use of facility, Organization of Communications and Broadcasting)

(Revised part of Basic Plan Popularization of Broadcasting and Use of Broadcasting Frequency)

2003

・DTTB started in Japan (in three metropolitan areas). ・Start of trials for practical application of Digital Terrestrial Sound Broadcasting in part of Kanto and Kinki areas.

ISDB-T is the newest DTTB system and as such includes the latest technology 2

Diffusion of Digital Broadcasting Receivers MIC Access to Digital Broadcasting Satellite

Digital Terrestrial Broadcasting Receiver Shipments

17,830,000

21,520,000 Dec 2006 Source: NHK

Source: Japan Electronics and Information Technology association (JEITA), Japan Cable Laboratory

① CRT

720

(± 0)

② LCD

8334

(+893)

③ PDP

1613

(+137)

296

(+ 18)

2817

(+419)

481

(+ 89)

3569

(+150)

④ Tuner ⑤ Digital Recorder ⑥ Personal Computer ⑦ CATV STB

Digital Broadcasting Satellite Receiver Shipments

19,840,000

CRT

1,860

PDP & LCD

① 15,000

0)

10,490

(+103)

Tuner

3,960

(+ 44)

CATV STB

3,550

(+ 15)

(including Digital Recorder)

(Unit: thousand) 20,000

(±

Access to Digital Broadcasting Satellite using CATV 1,680,000 households

② 10,000

③ ④ ⑤ ⑥ ⑦

5,000

0 Dec 2003

Mar 2004

Jun

Sep

Dec

Mar 2005

Jun

Sep

Dec

Mar 2006

Jun

Sep

Dec

One-Seg Mobile Phone Shipments

3,410,000 In-car DTTB Receiver Shipments

260,000

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Source: Japan Electronics and Information Technology association (JEITA)

ISDB-T is a Suitable System for Next Generation Broadcasting

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HDTV, Mobile Reception, and Data (Multimedia) Broadcasting are necessary for Next Generation Broadcasting. 10

Broadcaster

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0・

Bro Digit adc al ast ing

For ForLarge-screen Large-screenTelevision Television

・・

Sports

Multiplexing to One Channel

HDTV

Mobile

HDTV

12 Segments

1 Segment

Compressed by

Compressed by

MPEG2

H.264

Original Image

High-Definition Image High-Quality Sound

News At home

Disasters

In the bus

Anytime Anywhere While walking

In the train

For ForPortable PortableTerminals Terminals

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Technical Features of ISDB-T ① & ②MIC ①Robustness to Radio Interference by Multi Path. Because of OFDM system is adopted .

OFDM: Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplex

Reflected Wave Direct Wave

Frequency Ordinary system

Frequency

②Frequency and Time Interleaving TV Station

Stability of reception for mobile HDTV reception !

Transmission Path

Receivers

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[Reference]

Comparison of Interleaving and No-Interleaving MIC TV Station

Transmission Path

Receivers

No-Interleaving

Errors occur as a result of radio interference

Difficult to correct continuous errors.

Original date

Interleaving Errors occur as a result of radio interference

Reconstruction of data

Dispersed errors can be corrected. 6

Technical Features of ISDB-T ②

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③Guard Interval X station

Reception Point

Y station

Broadcast wave from X station

Time lag at Reception Point

Broadcast wave from Y station

Time Time

Reception Time Same Time

: Digital Data such as Image and Audio

Realization of Single Frequency Network

: Guard Interval

Effective Utilization of Radio Frequency Over 10,000 stations can be set using 40 Ch in Japan A Ch

A Ch A Ch

Reference Multi Frequency Network B Ch

X station

Z station Y station

A Ch

X station

C Ch Z station

Y station

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Technical Features of ISDB-T ③

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④Segmented Frequency 1 TV channel

Frequency

Ex.1 1 HDTV and Mobile Reception.

1 TV channel

Frequency

Ex.2 3 SDTV and Mobile Reception.

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Comparison of Three DTTB Systems MIC Results of fair evaluation by a third country (Federative Republic of Brazil ) System Items

Japan (ISDB-T)

EU (DVB-T)

U.S (ATSC)

Robustness to ghost image interference

Effective against ghost image interference using advanced technique. ◎

Effective against ghost image interference.

Feasibility of Single Frequency Network (SFN)

A channel plan including SFN has already been prepared. ◎

Some countries such as Germany, Australia, and Singapore, are operating this.

Feasibility of portable reception

One channel can carry portable reception service simultaneously with HDTV service. ◎

DVB-H, another channel is necessary for portable reception.

Transmission system



△ Bandwidths of 6, 7 or 8MHz,

6, 7 or 8MHz bandwidth For mobile reception

For fixed reception



The same degree of analog TV broadcasting. △ Being tested in the U.S. and Canada. However, no prospect for commercialization has emerged. × Portable reception is not available in the current system. Other systems are not being considered. × 6MHz bandwidth

Frequency

It is possible to designate the modulation system of the segment group unit according to the service purpose.

Improved system based on analog TV broadcasting system.

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Worldwide Trend of Mobile Digital TV Reception MIC Importance of mobile reception is recognized worldwide. Europe and U.S.A developed additional system for mobile reception. Broadcasters need additional investment for mobile TV reception except in the case of Japan’s system. JAPAN JAPAN

Mobile Mobile Reception: Reception: ISDB-T ISDB-T Fixed Fixed Reception: Reception: ISDB-T ISDB-T

EUROPE EUROPE

Mobile Mobile Reception: Reception: DVB-H DVB-H Fixed Reception: DVB-T Fixed Reception: DVB-T ・DVB-H ・DVB-H was was established established for for mobile mobile reception reception as as series series of of DVB, DVB, European European DTTB DTTB system. system. ・Trial ・Trial Services Services have have been been provided provided in some countries, such as in some countries, such as Finland, Finland, France, Spain, and Denmark. France, Spain, and Denmark.

※ ※ MPEG-4 MPEG-4 AVC/ITU-T AVC/ITU-T H.264 H.264 will will be be adopted adopted for for video video encoding. encoding. ・・ T-DMB T-DMB was was launched launched in in Germany Germany in in May May 2006. 2006.

・・ MPEG-4 MPEG-4 AVC/ITU-T AVC/ITU-T H.264 H.264 was was adopted adopted for for video video encoding. encoding. ・・ Launched Launched on on 11 April April 2006. 2006. ・・ Federative Federative Republic Republic of of Brazil Brazil also also 。 。 adopted adopted Japan’s Japan’s system system on on U.S.A U.S.A Jun Jun 2006. 2006. KOREA KOREA Mobile Reception: Mobile Reception: Mobile Mobile Reception: Reception: T-DMB T-DMB Under Under Consideration Consideration Fixed Fixed Reception: Reception: ATSC ATSC Fixed Fixed Reception: Reception: ATSC ATSC ・・ T-DMB T-DMB based based on on European European Digital Digital Audio Audio Broadcasting Broadcasting (DAB) (DAB) was was adopted adopted for for mobile mobile reception reception systems systems unlike unlike fixed fixed reception. reception. ・・ Launched in Dec. 2005 Launched in Dec. 2005

※ ※ MPEG-4 MPEG-4 AVC/ITU-T AVC/ITU-T H.264 H.264 was was adopted adopted for for video video encoding. encoding.

・・ Stream Stream distribution distribution services services using using mobile mobile networks networks instead instead of of terrestrial broadcasting have terrestrial broadcasting have been been started. started. ・・ In In addition addition to to DVB-H, DVB-H, new new technologies such as Media-FLO technologies such as Media-FLO are 10 are being being considered. considered.

DTTB for Mobile Reception

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In the case of ISDB-T, broadcasters don’t need additional investment for mobile TV reception. Because One-Seg service can be provided using same investment for fixed TV reception. 1 TV Ch

Transmission spectrum

Receivers

For mobile reception

Spectrum segment (divided into 13 segments)

For fixed reception

Mobile terminal receivers

Fixed receivers

ISDB-T can provide over 10 TV programs for mobile reception service using one TV Channel ! 1 TV Ch

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One-Seg Broadcasting Receivers Introduced to the Market (1/3)

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Mobile Mobile Phones Phones

W33SA (Dec 2005)

W41H (Feb 2006)

W33SA Ⅱ (Jun 2006)

W43H (Sep 2006)

W43SA (Oct 2006)

W43H Ⅱ (Jan 2007)

W44S (Dec 2006) Usable also as digital radio

MEDIA SKIN (Jan 2007)

W51CA (Jan 2007)

W51K (Jan 2007)

W51SA (Jan 2007)

KDDI

W51SH (Jan 2007)

W51T (Jan 2007)

Usable also as digital radio Usable also as digital radio Usable also as digital radio

D903iTV (Jun 2007)

P901iTV (Mar 2006)

911SH

905SH (May 2006) D903iTV (2007)

W52T (Jan 2007)

P903iTV (2007)

NTTDoCoMo

(Nov 2006)

SH903iTV (2007)

SoftBank Each company’s press released merchandise in Japan

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One-Seg Broadcasting Receivers Introduced to the Market (2/3)

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Personal Personal Computers Computers

LesanceNB CL206GW-GT/TV etc (from Jul 2006)

PC Card (Mar 2006 OEM Supply)

USB connective Tuner (DH-ONE/U2) (Oct 2006)

PC Card MonsterTV 1D (Nov 2006)

PC Card MonsterTV 1D (Nov 2006)

Sony

Aro System

PIXERA

BUFFALO

SKnet

SK Net

T70S/V, etc. (from Apr 2006)

LavieA (LA700/GD) (Sep 2006)

USB connective Tuner (LDT-1S100U) (Sep 2006)

SDIO Tuner (scheduled in 2007 OEM supply)

Express Card MonsterTV 1D for DELL (Nov 2006)

USB connective Tuner W-one(GH-1ST-U2K) (Dec 2006)

DELL

GREEN HOUSE

VGN-TX91PS, etc. (from Jan 2006)

Fujitsu

NEC

USB connective Tuner PCTV-hiwasa(LOG-J100) (Dec 2006)

USB connective Tuner VGA-TV1S (Dec 2006)

LOGFARM

USB connective Tuner DT-007 (Dec 2006)

TRYWIN

SanwaSupply

USB connective Tuner K-ONESEG/U2 (2007)

KEIAN

Logitec

USB connective Tuner SEG CLIP(GV-1SG/USB) (Dec 2006)

I.O.Data

ZENTEK

USB connective Tuner DigiTVe (LC-1SEGU) (Dec 2006)

Live Creator

USB connective Tuner QOT-W100 (Dec 2006)

Quick Sun

USB connective Tuner ON TIME TV(IM-1ST0001U/S) (Dec 2006)

IMJ

SDIOワンセグチューナ (2007 OEM supplied)

ZENTEK Each company’s press released merchandise in Japan

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One-Seg Broadcasting Receivers Introduced to the Market (3/3) Portable Portable DVD DVD Players Players ※ One-Seg tuner only for portable DVD player

SD-P50DT (Dec 2006)

SD-P90DT (Dec 2006)

DVD-LX97 (Mar 2006)

Panasonic

TOSHIBA

ROSSINI RPD7100SN-SV (Nov 2006)

NAGASE Digital Digital Audio Audio Player Player

axion AXN6709TD (Dec 2006)

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Game Game Terminal Terminal

Electronic Electronic Dictionary Dictionary

SD-PDT1 (Jul 2006)

TOSHIBA

DVF-DTV100 (Aug 2006)

Papyrus PW-TC900 (Dec 2006)

Nintendo DS (scheduled in 2006)

SHARP

Nintendo

SANYO

Others Others

Exclusive Exclusive Terminals, Terminals, etc. etc. ※Usable also as digital radio

gigabeat V30T (Jul 2006)

gigabeat V30E & V60E (Nov 2006)

TOSHIBA

BTV-400K

One-segment unit Produced by Wilcom

(Feb 2007)

(Dec 2006)

BLUEDOT

PIXERA

Prodia (Sep 2006)

Super One-seg TV Watch Original One-seg TV (campaign prize) (GⅠChallenge campaign prize)

Asahi Beer

Georgia

Each company’s press released merchandise in Japan

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Prediction of Diffusion of One-Seg Receivers MIC Source: Nomura Research Institute (Unit: million)

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One-Seg Mobile Phones

25

24.82

20

19.1

15

5 0

10.8

Now

10

In-Car One-Seg Receivers

3.5 million

4.54

4.24 0.89 0.03 2006

0.25 2007

1.03 2008

2.47 2009

2010

Utilization of diffusibility of mobile phones. And also One-Seg service speed up diffusion of mobile phones. Win-Win situation !

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Comparison of Mobile Reception Systems Japan

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Other Countries - T-DMB (KOR) - DVB-H (EU) - Media-FLO (U.S.A)

Transmission system

ISDB-T (One-segment)

Service application

Video/Audio/Data

Video/Audio/Data

Assignment of new frequency bandwidth

Not necessary

Necessary

Additional license

Not necessary

Necessary

Service provider

Broadcaster (Free Service)

Broadcaster/Carrier/ Other company (Pay Service)

Emergency Warning Broadcasting System

Implementable

Cannot implement

Thrifty Power Consumption

Excellent

Depend on systems

Obviously ISDB-T is excellent system for mobile reception.

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Utilization of Mobile Broadcasting for Disaster Prevention

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1. Realization of non-congested communication even in times of disaster. 2. Ensure conveying information by automatic activation even in times of disaster and/or in emergency. 3. Able to convey information according to area and objective. Text

Image

Activation Control by Broadcasting

Non-congested communication Possibility of a flood in the xxx river has increased. Residents in the surrounding areas should evacuate. Areas affected are as follows.

Power-saving feature is necessary

Evacuate from this area !

TV Station

Activate ! Evacuation Instructions

(Cell Base Station) Emergency

Activation control signal & Text and Image

Master Room (on-air button)

Emergen c

y

Server Translate to Broadcasting Markup Language

Both in and outside the home.

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Key Points for Introduction ISDB-T to Indonesia MIC

➢ Adaptability of ISDB-T ・ In Japan, the 6MHz bandwidth is assigned to One Digital TV channel. ・ Of course, ISDB-T technologically adapts the 8MHz bandwidth. →If a market is established, then LSI encoder which is a key component to come into practical use to enable TV reception to adapt the 8MHz will be supplied.

➢ Technical Cooperation ・ Dispatch a mission and implementation of demonstration with regard to broadcasting for mobile reception. ・ Fostering of broadcasting technical experts. →Cooperation to establish channel planning based on Japan’s know-how. 18

Outline of Technical Cooperation Project MIC Project Title “The Project on the Capacity Development of the Ministry of Communication and Information Technology concerning Broadcasting Strategy Formulation and Planning”

Overall Goal Broadcasting administration is properly conducted in Indonesia.

Project Purpose The Ministry of Communication and Information Technology’s function concerning strategy formulation and planning on broadcasting is strengthened.

Outline of Project 1. The Project aims toward the capacity development of the Ministry of Communication and Information Technology concerning the strategy formulation and planning on broadcasting. 2. The strategy and plan on broadcasting will be considered taking account of the following policies: 1) Policies for the introduction of digital broadcasting in Indonesia, 2) Policies for the nationwide dissemination of broadcasting in Indonesia. 3. The Project will be implemented through dispatch of experts, training for counterparts in Japan, and provision of equipment.

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[Reference] Cooperation for Indonesia in the field of Broadcasting

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Results of Official Development Assistance (ODA) in Broadcasting Technical Cooperation

Grant Aid

Yen Loan

From 1983 to 1992, the Technical Cooperation Project which aims for the capacity development of the Multimedia Training Center (MMTC) for training the broadcasting technicians were implemented. From 1999, 4 experts on broadcasting policy adviser have been dispatched.

From 1973, 10 projects (Total 6,282 million yen) was implemented to establish Multimedia Training Center (MMTC) and to introduce broadcasting equipment

From 1985, 5 projects (Total 28,614 million yen) was implemented for enhancement of broadcasting networks and for rehabilitation of broadcasting facilities

Recent Cooperation will Indonesia in Broadcasting Japan is promoting Asia Broadband Program. Recent cooperation projects for Indonesia are as follows . Experts Experts on on Broadcasting Broadcasting Policy Policy Advisers Advisers From 1999, 4 experts on broadcasting From 1999, 4 experts on broadcasting policy policy adviser adviser have have been been dispatched for the development of broadcasting policy dispatched for the development of broadcasting policy in in Indonesia. Indonesia. Technology Technology concerning concerning Broadcasting Broadcasting Strategy Strategy Formulation Formulation and Planning in Indonesia and Planning in Indonesia Conduct Conduct capacity capacity development development of of the the Indonesian Indonesian government government to to formulate strategies and plans in the field of broadcasting formulate strategies and plans in the field of broadcasting such such as as digital digital broadcasting broadcasting and and nationwide nationwide dissemination dissemination of of broadcasting. broadcasting.

Indonesia

Japan

Project Project for for Improvement Improvement of of Broadcasting Broadcasting Equipment Equipment for for Television Television of of the the Republic Republic of of Indonesia(TVRI) Indonesia(TVRI) JAKARTA JAKARTA News News Division Division (540 (540 million million yen) yen) Establish Establish broadcasting broadcasting facilities facilities for for Jakarta Jakarta Broadcasting Broadcasting Station Station of of public public television station (TVRI) in Indonesia. television station (TVRI) in Indonesia.

Adopted Adopted aa Ministerial Ministerial joint joint declaration declaration (Sep. (Sep. 2003) 2003) -Support -Support for for the the spread spread of of an an e-government e-government -Support -Support for for human human resource resource development development

Project Project for for Improvement Improvement of of Training Training Equipment Equipment for for Multimedia Multimedia Training Training Center Center (590 (590 million million yen) yen)

Adopted Adopted aa revised revised Ministerial Ministerial joint joint declaration declaration (Jan. (Jan. 2007) 2007) In In addition addition to to the the items items above, above, holding holding an an international international seminar, seminar, forum, forum, conference, conference, workshop, workshop, etc. etc. in in the the following following areas areas was was included: included: -Next -Next Generation Generation Network Network -Technologies -Technologies for for Mobile Mobile Communications Communications -Broadcasting -Broadcasting

Project Project for for Improvement Improvement of of Broadcasting Broadcasting Equipment Equipment for for Television Television of of the the Republic Republic of of Indonesia Indonesia (TVRI) (TVRI) Makassar Makassar Station Station (460 (460 million million yen) yen) Establish Establish broadcasting broadcasting facilities facilities for for Makassar Makassar Broadcasting Broadcasting Center Center of of public public television television station station (TVRI) (TVRI) in in Indonesia. Indonesia.

Establish Establish equipment equipment in in Multimedia Multimedia Training Training Center Center for for human human resource resource development of broadcasting technicians. development of broadcasting technicians.

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Summaries

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¾ Rapid diffusion of mobile phones indicates that diffusion of terminals coupled with mobile phones is sooner than renewing fixed TV receivers. ¾ Additional TV channel is not necessary, in the midst of the growing expansion of demand for frequency in the case of ISDB-T. ¾ High-quality audio broadcasting and/or data broadcasting can be provided together with One-Seg broadcasting in the same investment (transmitter, network Terminals etc.). → ISDB-T can be the most suitable DTTB system for Indonesia. 21

Terima Kashi !

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¾Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications (MIC) : http://www.soumu.go.jp/joho_tsusin/eng/index.html

¾Presenter: OKUBO Akira Director, Broadcasting Technology Division, Information and Communications Policy Bureau, MIC

¾Contact us: [email protected] 22