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@comfort mdu
Well to be totally correct it depends on the processor power the graphics chip and then the screen quality, which all in turn are depending on the speed and quality of the stream or download. All of these factors together will determine the quality of the images you see. But simple answer the better the screen taking into account all the other things being equal will give a better result obviously.
Marc
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Posted: 2007-09-27 11:03:06
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And don't forget that DVB-H doesn't rely on the streaming of huge amounts of data to your phone, it 'picks up' the signal in the manner a radio broadcast is received, which requires less processing power and no buffering.
@comfort_mdu
They probably block international access. however point your browser in this direction:
http://rdml.no/studio1/client/87/874.rdml
and you can dip into BBC World, its data intensive so be careful about cost.
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Posted: 2007-09-27 11:25:30
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^^^^^
That's interesting, I never knew that. So it's similar to how freeview digital TV works in a way or have I got it wrong again?
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Posted: 2007-09-27 11:32:53
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Correct!
DVB-H signals are broadcast utilising a portion of the Digital Radio spectrum so it is digital satellite TV quality, just like your digital receiver at home. No blocking or lagging.
See
Sony Ericsson and Nokia to co-operate on DVB-H interoperability .
Its taken so long for this to get off the ground, they're just not pushing it enough.
[ This Message was edited by: goldenface on 2007-09-27 10:53 ]
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Posted: 2007-09-27 11:45:24
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thanks for the liknk @goldenface but I couldnt get any videos and I couldnt undestand the language used there as it was not english. I think I have to contact BBC as well for the second time now. In the meantime I can be hapy if I can have something that wil enable me to tunn into different tv channels.
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Posted: 2007-09-28 07:21:00
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Here in Nigeria, a company announced that it had setup DVB-H service in partnership with MTN and was offering mobile TV service through that network. According to them, they are providing the service free for a period of 6 months before they implement billing.
However, I have not met (or heard of) one person who uses a DVB-H handset, muchless subscribed to the service. I have a spare MTN SIM, but not even my E61i is DVB-H compatible. Shame. The screen is large and crisp and is very good for watching video. Plus, with the sorry state of power supply here, mobile TV would be good for catching up on news - if nothing else.
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Posted: 2007-09-28 10:28:00
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in austria 3 offers tv in hd quality in some mobile fones like n95, e61i, n73 etc its amazing to watch tv in that way
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Posted: 2007-09-29 04:53:28
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All those mobiles bob have good display and larges screens. So I think that is why it is amazing and enjoyable to watch with them.
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Posted: 2007-09-30 04:51:59
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actually they offer it for 6288 too, but i didnt see hd tv on that yet
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Posted: 2007-09-30 04:53:00
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On 2007-09-30 04:53:00, BobaFett wrote:
actually they offer it for 6288 too, but i didnt see hd tv on that yet
That is cool, but we cant be sure of that is it fantastic to watch from that device. Its either its display is superb or it has advanced media configurations. Which is is which?
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[ This Message was edited by: comfort mdu on 2007-10-03 07:19 ]
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Posted: 2007-09-30 05:16:54
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