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Delivering competitive advantage to digital device manufacturers through market leading DVB middleware
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Cabot solutions have been designed and tested to address the complex requirements of divergent digital television markets. They are based upon worldwide DVB standards and include complex functionality which enables them to support deployment throughout Europe as well as emerging digital markets such as Australia, Russia, India and New Zealand.
Cabot solutions have been developed to provide everything that manufacturers need to build digital television devices for every transmission network in one fully integrated and optimised solution. Cabot's innovative plug & play technology supports DVB-S/S2, DVB-T/T2 and DVB-C as well as analogue.
Cabot software enables a variety of internet based functionality for a wide range of digital TV devices. Some of the available functionality includes a highly featured web browser, customisable multi-functional widgets and a range of video on demand technologies.
Cabot’s MHEG-5 solutions have been designed and tested to enable Cabot customers to include the very latest MHEG-5 functionality in their products in the shortest possible time scales. Cabot has been actively involved with the extensions to the MHEG-5 v1.06 specification, including chairing the development of the HD Graphics Plane Extensions and with developing extended MHEG-5 country support.
Cabot's CI+ solution provides an enhanced security system which uses key exchange cryptography to protect content across unsecured data links. Keystone successfully completed a rigorous testing regime based upon CI+ official requirements and is also continually tested with third party test tools as well as legacy and state of the art CAMs from a wide variety of manufacturers, including SmarDTV, Neotion and SMiT.
Cabot User Interface solutions are provided as a set of reference designs for a wide range of digital TV devices that both demonstrate and complement the full middleware functionality. These designs are provided in source code which enables easy corporate branding and differentiation. In addition, Cabot’s EASI interface allows for other third party UI frameworks to be supported, such as Tara or Flash.
Cabot’s software upgrade mechanism is available as part of an integrated middleware solution or as a component plug-in. It has been designed and tested to provide Cabot customers with a secure and efficient way to make product upgrades both before and after deployment.
Cabot’s Conditional Access solutions are available as part of a fully integrated middleware solution or as Common Interface component plug-ins to support operator markets. They have been designed and tested to offer accelerated time to market for all leading Conditional Access solutions for all DVB broadcast networks: cable, satellite and terrestrial.
With a variety of business models, Cabot's hardware independent middleware enables silicon providers to offer advanced products to manufacturers with optimal speed to market, thus delivering essential competitive advantage. The scalable, modular architecture also enables easy product tailoring for rapid response to prevailing market conditions.
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Cabot & VEstel: First freeview hd certificationVestel's T8300 DVB-T2 is the world's first to be certified by Freeview. Vestel and Cabot have worked together with the BBC, DTG and Freeview as partners to develop and certify the T8300 set-top box so that it complies with the latest D-Book 6.1, Freeview HD logo requirements and DVB-T2 standard. Vestel is expecting to be the first to market. Mr. Turan Erdogan, President of Vestel Foreign Trade said, “We’re extremely pleased to announce the world’s first Freeview HD certified product for UK market. Our Freeview HD box will be available in the market in March-2010. Our DVB-T2 TV development is ongoing and we are expecting to have Vestel DVB-T2 TV certified in a month and launch before world cup. When our products are in production in 2010, we will be ready to launch in other countries in Europe which are already making plans to enable HD services broadcast with DVB-T2 technology.”
CABOT GOES LIVE WITH FREEVIEW HDThe Cabot team proudly attended the BBC launch event as DVB-T2 services were switched on at the Crystal Palace and Winter Hill transmitters. The Cabot software was demonstrated with Vestel hardware to receive the first live, full service signal. The BBC estimates that 50% of viewers will be able to receive Freeview HD by the start of the World Cup 2010.
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