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EICTA "HD TV" LOGO LICENSE AGREEMENT - DigitalEurope

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<strong>HD</strong>TVrevised – RC001<br />

- multi-channel PCM or an AC-3 according to [15] (implying 11) or DTS according<br />

to [15] (implying [21]) transcoded bitstream in case Enhanced AC-3 and/or HE-<br />

AAC is supported and being received,<br />

whereby:<br />

i. a transcoded bitstream shall have the same channel layout as the originally<br />

received bitstream unless when exceeding the maximum number of channels<br />

supported by the transcoded bitstream format, in which case this maximum<br />

shall be used, and<br />

ii. in case of HE-AAC reception it is permitted, at least until December 31,<br />

2009 4 , to provide a two channel PCM down mix, and<br />

iii. audio output on <strong>HD</strong>MI may be limited to two channel PCM in case the <strong>HD</strong><br />

television receiver provides a minimally 5 channel audio reproduction system<br />

capable of driving at least 5 speakers.<br />

3.3 Specific requirements for <strong>HD</strong> television receivers with display for<br />

video reproduction (Integrated High Definition digital TVs)<br />

The following requirements are applicable to <strong>HD</strong> television receivers with a display for video<br />

reproduction:<br />

15. <strong>HD</strong> television receivers with a display for video reproduction fully comply with the<br />

DIGITALEUROPE “<strong>HD</strong> ready” Minimum Requirements for display devices [1].<br />

16. <strong>HD</strong> television receivers with a display for video reproduction provide for multi-channel<br />

audio out on a consumer electrical or optical digital audio interface (as per requirement<br />

12 above).<br />

3.4 Additional Requirements for <strong>HD</strong> television receivers with recording<br />

capability for “off-air” signals<br />

Under the condition that there are no contractual or legal obligations constraining the recording<br />

of broadcasted content or playback of recorded content, and provided such is allowed by the<br />

content protection status of the received signal, <strong>HD</strong> television receivers with recording capability<br />

for “off-air” signals are able to:<br />

17. - record in <strong>HD</strong> quality any <strong>HD</strong> source (television broadcast) they can receive<br />

and decode, and<br />

- subsequently playback the content in <strong>HD</strong> quality, and<br />

- maintain the aspect ratio of the original signal in the above process, and<br />

- can record accompanying sound (including multi-channel sound) and<br />

- can playback the recorded sound so that an output can be generated<br />

equivalent to the originally received signal.<br />

References<br />

[1] DIGITALEUROPE (http://www.digitaleurope.org) - "<strong>HD</strong> ready" Minimum Requirements /<br />

DIGITALEUROPE Conditions for <strong>HD</strong> Labelling of Display Devices<br />

[2] ETSI EN 300 421 V1.1.2 (1997-08): “Digital Video Broadcasting (DVB); Framing structure, channel<br />

coding and modulation for 11/12 GHz satellite services”<br />

[3] ETSI EN 302 307 V1.1.1 (2005-03): “Digital Video Broadcasting (DVB); Second generation framing<br />

structure, channel coding and modulation systems for Broadcasting, Interactive Services, News<br />

Gathering and other broadband satellite applications”<br />

4 Defined as per the first date the receiver was put on the market<br />

“<strong>HD</strong> TV” <strong>LOGO</strong> <strong>LICENSE</strong> <strong>AGREEMENT</strong> Page 14 of 29

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