-=[ Quoting Joe Kotroczo to Phil Roberts ]=-
JK> Salut Phil,
JK> [...]
PR> DAB? You mean the German beer that comes in a 5-liter mini-keg? :)
JK> Also available in bottles, cans, etc.
PR> Seriously, tell me more. How will DAB be distributed? Over the air,
PR> satellite, CATV, or maybe all of the above? Is this related to the
PR> Digital TV we're supposed to convert to in a few years?
JK> DAB is intended for terrestrial broadcast ("over the air"). It is not
JK> related to any TV format.
OK, so this is sent over a carrier on conventional FM? Sounds like it'd be
simple enough to implement.
JK> I have no idea about the situation in the USA, but as far as I know,
JK> the NAB (National Association of Broadcasters) refuses the
JK> introduction of DAB in the USA. Apparently because of internal
JK> political reasons, they have admitted the technical superiority of
JK> DAB.
I'd suspect ASCAP has something to do with it. Any time audio is distributed
in a digital format, ASCAP worries about piracy.
Phil
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