journal article·2001-10

Storage technology for television home server

Haruo Okuda, Tatsuya Kurioka

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Abstract

Abstract The progress of high-density recording technology has brought about new fields in storage applications. A television home server is a home storage system for the age of digital broadcasting. It records the viewer's favorite programs automatically for subsequent viewing at any time. We propose an architecture for the home server realizing a high-speed recording/ playback capability with very large capacity.
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OpenAlex topics: Multimedia Communication and Technology · Advanced Data Storage Technologies · Caching and Content Delivery

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