kabëll dixhital

kabëll dixhital

A collection of channels, typically distributed to subscribers as an add-on package, which are transmitted initially in the form of binary code and used to enhance cable TV service and/or two-way high-speed Internet.

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Vārdšķira: noun
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Nozare/domēns: Advertising
Category: Television advertising
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kabëll

Medical; Implants and interventional materials

bound group of mutually insulated conductors (wires)

dixhital

Entertainment; Digital music

Data transmission via a fixed number of data points. Digital media includes all formats of CDs and DVDs. Digital video and audio quality is long-lasting and superior to that of ...

dixhital

Aerospace; Satellites

Conversion of information into bits of data for transmission through wire, fiber optic cable, satellite, or over air techniques. Method allows simultaneous transmission of voice, ...

zigzag

Advertising; Television advertising

zigazag is to move sporadically, not to move directly or normally

analog

Advertising; Television advertising

The most commonly used frequency for transmitting video content. Commercials stored on videotape, for instance, use an analog format. A more recent technology involves the ...

kosto për person

Advertising; Television advertising

This number describes the relationship between the cost of a television commercial and the estimated number of people or households who view it for TV advertising.

zonë e mbulimit

Advertising; Television advertising

The geographic territory in which a cable system distributes commercials.

televizion dixhital

Advertising; Television advertising

Encompasses HDTV, or high-definition television, which is a set of standards for video and audio-signal quality.

ndërlidh

Advertising; Television advertising

A collection of two or more cable TV systems that work together to distribute commercials to a wider geographic area than either system, individually, would otherwise reach.