System and method for maintaining timing synchronization in a digital video network
AssigneeGeogia Tech Research Corporation
InventorsPeter H. Lawrence, Bryan W. Dunn, Matthew A. Eshleman
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AssigneeGeogia Tech Research Corporation
InventorsPeter H. Lawrence, Bryan W. Dunn, Matthew A. Eshleman
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A novel system and method for maintaining timing synchronization in a digital video network, in conjunction with a digital video and data delivery system, makes possible the delivery of digital video content, bi-directional data services, such as Internet data, and plain old telephone service (POTS) to an end user over a communications channel. The channel is typically the copper wire pair that extends between a telephone company central office and a residential premises, but may be any communication medium that supports the communication of compressed digital video, bi-directional data, such as Internet data, and POTS, and indeed, may be a wireless connection. The digital video and data delivery system capitalizes on a bus, or broadcast backplane, created by circuitry contained within the central office. The broadcast backplane enables a plurality of video program data to be available to each end user, and allows a plurality of end users access to a plurality of video programming content without the necessity of delivering the entire program content to each end user.
A system for maintaining timing synchronization in a digital video transport system, comprising:
A method for maintaining timing synchronization in a digital video transport system, comprising the steps of:
A method for transporting a video signal, a bi-directional data signal, and a telephone channel, comprising the steps of:
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