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Old 21-03-2012, 17:24   #1
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Freeview EPGs to get new advanced functionality

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Freeview electronic programme guides (EPGs) are to get enhanced functionality such as backwards compatibility and remote recordings as part of new technology standards announced today.

The Digital TV Group (DTG), an industry body which represents broadcasters and technology companies, has issued the latest enhancements to the Freeview and Freeview HD platforms. The improvements, part of the DTG's D-Book 7 technical standards first published last year, include the ability for Freeview EPGs to scroll backwards seven days as well as forwards, in a move designed to open up more options around presenting catch-up TV.

Also covered in the changes is 'remote booking', involving recordings or reminders being set remotely by users via a mobile device, similarly to the existing Sky+ Remote Record app and the TiVo app offered by Virgin Media.

All these new technical standards can now be used by manufacturers to make Freeview products.

Much of this technology is also expected to be in YouView, the BBC-led joint venture that aims to develop new Freeview set top boxes that can support video on-demand, advanced functionality and internet services later in the year.
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