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Journal Article Novel Hybrid Content Synchronization Scheme for Augmented Broadcasting Services
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Authors
Soonchoul Kim, Bumsuk Choi, Youngho Jeong, Jinwoo Hong, Kyuheon Kim
Issue Date
2014-10
Citation
ETRI Journal, v.36, no.5, pp.791-798
ISSN
1225-6463
Publisher
한국전자통신연구원 (ETRI)
Language
English
Type
Journal Article
DOI
https://dx.doi.org/10.4218/etrij.14.0114.0346
Project Code
13PR3500, Development of Beyond Smart TV Technology, Hong Jin Woo
Abstract
As a new hybrid broadcasting service, augmented broadcasting shows enhanced broadcasting content on a large TV screen, while augmented reality (AR) on a mobile device augments additional graphical content onto an input image from the device's own camera to provide useful and convenient information for users. A one-sided broadcasting service using AR has already been attempted in virtual advertisements during sport broadcasts. However, because its augmentation is preprocessed before the video image is transmitted, the viewer at home may have no influence on this formation; and no interaction for the user is possible unless the viewer has a direct connection to the content provider. Augmented broadcasting technology enables viewers to watch mixed broadcasting content only when they want such service and to watch original broadcasting content when they do not. To realize an augmented broadcasting service, the most important issue is to resolve the hybrid content synchronization over heterogeneous broadcast and broadband networks. This paper proposes a novel hybrid content synchronization scheme for an augmented broadcasting service and presents its implementation and results in a terrestrial DTV environment.
KSP Keywords
Augmented reality(AR), Broadband networks, Broadcasting contents, Content provider, Content synchronization, Direct connection, Hybrid broadcasting service, Mobile devices, One-sided, Synchronization scheme, augmented broadcasting