Laurence Marchini, Editor, writes:
We see from your search that you're looking for information on the term "Windows Media Audio",
and we have a large number of manufacturers' news releases and technical articles here on Electronicstalk which will be of interest.
Let me be your guide.
Start with
the news release Multistandard module enables a radio first from
Frontier Silicon, which we summarised at the time by saying "The Blik Radiostation is the first digital radio on the market to provide plug-and-play reception of both DAB and DAB+ broadcasts".
A few weeks before,
we featured the news release Middleware supports WMA 10 Professional M0 profile from
Renesas Technology Europe: "Decode middleware aids the development of applications for mobile phone handsets employing the SH-Mobile application processor".
In February 2007, we covered the news from Frontier Silicon
concerning its Venice 6
- take a look at Module combines four receivers in one
which says: "Receiver module is the first to integrate a Wi-Fi, DAB and FM front-end together with an onboard Wi-Fi antenna".
Take a look also at the news release from Frontier Silicon, Baseband receiver SoC targets Wi-Fi radios,
as well as Chipset is smart option for handset multimedia from Agere Systems,
and Chipsets support latest Windows Media Audio from Agere Systems.
See also:
Handset TV chip stars in CTIA demonstration
(April 2006)
At this week's CTIA Wireless 2006, Texas Instruments is showcasing a live demonstration of the only single-chip mobile digital TV DVB-H solution in the market - the Hollywood chip (DTV1000)
IP subsystem is sound addition to SoC design
(March 2006)
The ARC Sound Advanced Subsystem is a configurable solution that is preverified to reduce component cost and power while accelerating design time for next-generation consumer products
Software portfolio is single source for multimedia
(March 2006)
Simplifying access to the most advanced, production-ready software for digital media applications, Texas Instruments has launched a complete portfolio of own-brand digital media software
Middleware upgrades handset audio
(January 2006)
New middleware enables the implementation of copyright-protected Windows Media Audio file application development solutions for SH-Mobile based handsets
Audio DSP turns to high-speed encoding
(January 2006)
New software and hardware will enable advanced capabilities for applications such as automotive jukeboxes, automotive HDD/navigation systems, home media servers and HDD-based stereo systems
Audio processors take DRM onboard
(September 2005)
Designers of portable media players received the inside track on digital rights management at a hands-on training seminar last week hosted by Freescale Semiconductor and Arrow Electronics
DRM module shows up in Berlin launches
(September 2005)
Multiple companies currently attending IFA in Berlin have demonstrated product prototypes developed around TI's DRM350 digital baseband and RadioScape's RS500 module
Basebands expand digital radio coverage
(June 2005)
Spurring the worldwide growth of digital radio, Texas Instruments and RadioScape have released the world's first chips and modules for the Digital Radio Mondiale (DRM) standard
Philips commits to Windows Media
(May 2005)
Philips plans to support Microsoft Windows Media Audio and Video and Windows Media Digital Rights Management 10 technology in its Nexperia family of multimedia semiconductors
Collaboration to aid portable device development
(May 2005)
TI is working with Microsoft on future versions of the Windows Mobile-based Portable Media Centre Software Kit, enabling manufacturers to develop portable media centres with TI hardware
Digital media processor gains secure transactions
(April 2005)
Latens Systems has ported its IP CAS to Texas Instruments' digital media processor platform
Browser runs on digital media processor
(January 2005)
ANT Galio software for the TI TMS320DM642 digital media processor provides advanced video applications
DSP-based audio design uses 5Gbyte disk drive
(November 2004)
A new reference design aims to help portable digital audio manufacturers add functionality and reduce retail prices
Processors are made for automotive infotainment
(October 2004)
TI reckons it has raised the bar for the in-car infotainment experience with the industry's first fully integrated solutions optimised for next-generation automotive infotainment applications
Digital media processor powers A/V CD player
(September 2004)
Two new portable media devices from Iriver are billed as redefining the portable media player (PMP) market with the industry's first CD portable media player
Embedded browser ported to digital media processor
(August 2004)
Fresco browser software now runs on TI's programmable DSP-based DM64x generation of digital media processors
More options in HD radio design
(July 2004)
Building on the success of the award-winning DSP-based DRI250, Texas Instruments and iBiquity Digital have released two new single-chip HD radio basebands
Platform simplifies audio SoC development
(June 2004)
Whether in mobile MP3 players, DVD-recordable devices or plasma TVs, servicing the expanding market for consumer audio playback devices just got easier thanks to MIPS Technologies
Portable audio player design aids differentiation
(June 2004)
A new reference design provides a complete hardware and software solution to help consumer electronics OEMs differentiate their portable digital audio products in an intensely competitive market
Digital media processor powers i3 set top box
(April 2004)
This week at the NAB trade show, i3 Micro Technology unveiled its third-generation Mood T Box (MMB3) IP-based set top box, enabling TV and video services over broadband access
Microsoft designs Blackfin into set-top products
(January 2004)
The Blackfin processor manages the Windows Media audio/video decode processing in the new Microsoft Windows Media centre Extender set-top products
Application processors to support standard codecs
(January 2004)
Renesas Technology is to incorporate digital audio and video codec technology from both Microsoft and RealNetworks into the SH-Mobile Series of application processors
Media processors power up latest IP set top boxes
(January 2004)
Kreatel has chosen the TMS320DM64x generation of digital media processors based on TI's C64xT DSP core for its upcoming IP set top box products
Magazine award for novel radio baseband
(January 2004)
The Editors of Electronic Products magazine have chosen the TMS320DRI250 single-chip HD Radio baseband as a winner of the magazine's 28th annual product of the year award
Budget intro to DSP development
(October 2003)
A new development package supports to the growing use of programmable DSP-based chip designs for next-generation digital A/V entertainment products, telematics products and other applications
DAB tuner supports 5.1 audio trial
(September 2003)
The DRX-702ES DAB digital radio tuner from Imagination's Pure Digital division will support the upcoming trial broadcast of 5.1 audio signals to be transmitted over DAB in the central London area
All-in baseband handles mixed radio receivers
(September 2003)
A new single-chip baseband integrates all the digital functions required to build a combined analogue AM/FM and HD Radio receiver
Most highly integrated DAB baseband so far
(June 2003)
A new programmable single-chip DAB baseband solution keeps power and cost to a minimum while enabling advanced DAB features for a variety of applications
SBC provides stable CE.NET development
(March 2003)
Arcom has a new Windows CE.NET 4.1-based development kit and BSP for its high-performance Intel Socket 370 Olympus single board computer
Digital media processor speeds video development
(March 2003)
The latest DSP-based digital media processor is supported by a full suite of software and development tools
Development advances to CE.NET 4.1
(February 2003)
Arcom has a new Windows CE.NET 4.1 development kit and BSP for its popular 300MHz SBC-GX1 single board computer
SoC boasts DSP, RISC and more for real-time video
(February 2002)
A new DSP-based video and imaging solution is claimed to offer unparalleled performance and flexibility for portable multimedia products, such as digital cameras and handheld Internet appliances
Aiwa puts TI DSP in dashboard audio system
(December 2001)
A power-efficient DSP from Texas Instruments has been selected as the engine for Aiwa's new, automotive digital audio system designed for in-dash installation
DSP handles multiple media formats for e.Digital
(September 2001)
e.Digital has selected a Texas Instruments DSP for the first publicly available digital audio reference design supporting DataPlay technology