Standards
ARIB and JCTEA developed the following standards. Some part of standards are located on the pages of ITU-R and ITU-T.
| Channel | Communication Satellite television |
Broadcasting Communication Satellite television |
Terrestrial television | Satellite Sound | Terrestrial Sound | Cable television |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nickname | - | ISDB-S | ISDB-T | 2.6 GHz mobile broadcasting | ISDB-Tsb | 64QAM, Trans-modulation (ISDB-C) |
| Transmission | DVB-S | ARIB STD-B20 | ARIB STD-B31 | ARIB STD-B41 | ARIB STD-B29 | - |
| - | ITU-R BO.1408 | ITU-R BT.1306-1 | - | ITU-R BS.1114 | ITU-T J.83 Annex C, J.183 | |
| Receiver | ARIB STD-B16 | ARIB STD-B21 | ARIB STD-B42 | ARIB STD-B30 | JCTEA STD-004, STD-007 | |
| Server type broadcasting | - | ARIB STD-B38 | - | |||
| Conditional access | - | ARIB STD-B25 (Multi-2) | JCTEA STD-001 | |||
| Service information | - | ARIB STD-B10 | JCTEA STD-003 | |||
| Data broadcasting | - | ARIB STD-B24 (BML), ARIB STD-B23 (EE or MHP like) | - | |||
| Video/Audio compression and multiplexing | MPEG-2 | ARIB STD-B32 (MPEG) | - | |||
| Technical report | - | ARIB TR-B13 | ARIB TR-B14 | - | - | - |
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