WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A IPTV,VOIP AND IP VPN AS TECHNOLOGIES?
Can all the technologies be used together by a customer? If so what are the criteria to be considered and what equipments are needed?
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WHO IS THE MAN BETWEEN WHOOPI G. AND JESSE J. ON T-MOBILE TV COMMERCIALS?
March 23, 2012 - 9:08 pm
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Question by Momar: Who is the man between Whoopi G. and Jesse J. on T-mobile tv commercials?
He is very tall and wide.
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Answer by urbabyphil jackson. L A Lakers coach?
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DIFFERENCE BETWEEN GOTV AND IPTV?
January 23, 2011 - 3:08 pm
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Question by Jon W: Difference between GOTV and IPTV?
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Answer by Prince_Of_NarniaIPTV utilises World wide web Protocol usually TCP/IP and transfers its ata over the World wide web in different forms usually through TCP or UDP, two types of protocols used for transfer of data over the “Real Internet”.
GOTV uses the 3G EDGE and GPRS Networks [...]
WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN CELLULAR VIDEO, MOBITV, AND MOBILE TV?
September 20, 2010 - 9:07 pm
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Question by alex j: what is the difference between cellular video, mobiTV, and Mobile tv?
i know mobile tv is long episodes and cellular video is short clips but what is mobitv and is i t worth it?
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Answer by redmistenIt is mobile tv you pay for monthly and no i do not watch much video on [...]
WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN STREAMING AND IPTV?
September 12, 2010 - 9:07 pm
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Question by venkyarl: What is the difference between streaming and IPTV?
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Answer by asharppointOn the normal internet, streaming video, like youtube, etc. gives you about 5Mbps or less of bandwidth on DSL. For high resolution that only allows you enough bandwidth for a fairly small box on the screen.
IPTV is broadband video streaming with bandwidth [...]
WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN IPTV AND INTERNET TV (ITV)?
September 10, 2010 - 3:08 pm
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Question by Oded d: What are the differences between IPTV and world wide web TV (itv)?
Can some one explain in simple words what is IPTV and what is iTV and the differences between the 2.
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Answer by greenyIPTV is generally funded and supported by big telecom providers who have undertaken the mission of creating a competitive [...]
DOES ANYBODY KNOWS WHAT IS EXACTLY DIFFERENT BETWEEN DIGITAL CALBE TV AND IPTV?
September 6, 2010 - 3:09 am
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Question by Curious: Does anybody knows what is exactly different between digital calbe Television and IPTV?
I understand IPTV is run by telcos, while digital CATV is operated by cable companies. But other than that, they seem to be pretty much similar.
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Answer by Sebring SageYou are right, they are very similar. IPTV, or World wide [...]
WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A IPTV,VOIP AND IP VPN AS TECHNOLOGIES?
August 25, 2010 - 9:07 pm
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Question by smitha udupa: what is the difference between a IPTV,VOIP and IP VPN as technologies?
Can all the technologies be used together by a customer? If so what are the criteria to be considered and what equipments are needed?
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Answer by Banjer_PickerIPTV is what Cisco Systems calls its video conferencing system.
As a general rule of thumb, [...]
WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN IPTV AND DIGITAL CABLE?
August 5, 2010 - 3:08 pm
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Question by Grant O: What is the difference between IPTV and digital cable?
How would I even know if my cable company is supplying me with IPTV? Additionally, are Apple iTV & Windows Media Center examples of IPTV?
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Answer by princeWhat is IPTV ?
IPTV is not TV that is broadcast over the Internet.
“IPTV [...]
WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN HOME BASED INTERNET (NORMAL WEB) AND MOBILE INTERNET?
What are the main differences between the two? To me, I would think with everything becoming more integrated and dynamic, like searching the web on your tv and/or with more cell phones becoming more like mobile laptops like the iPhone, there shouldn’t to be any differences. Is it the mobile service providers who make more [...]
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN GOTV AND IPTV?
February 9, 2010 - 5:18 am
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November 24, 2009 - 9:51 am
IPTV is what Cisco Systems calls its video conferencing system.
As a general rule of thumb, video conferencing systems normaly use either the H.323 protocols, or SIP.
VOIP, or Voice over IP is utilized to carry voice communications over tcp/ip based media. There are two forms, Voice over IP, which is used primarily for transport and toll avoidance, and IP Telephony, which uses existing data networks, with trunks to the pstn for telco access, and provides all the features of a fully functional digital PBX system.
IP VPN systems are used to “tunnel” or separate traffic between client systems and most typicaly, corporate networks thereby creating a sort of logical “extranet”, allowing remote computers to operate as though connected to the Corporate LAN infrastructure. Most would view IP VPN’s as also being encrypted to prevent theft or access of the data when in transport, however encryption is not a requirement.
There are as many different technologies used to provide the above features as there are reasons for using those features. I would reccomend that youfirst determine you network requirements then from there you can choose the equipment you may need.
November 24, 2009 - 10:03 am
There is a huge difference:
IPTV provides TV services over IP. VoIP provides voices services over IP. IPVPN provides Virtual private networking over IP, mostly being a data service. They are all based on IP , but provide different services. The architecture of each is completely different from the other. The bandwidth requirements upstream and downstream direction are completely different, the IP mechanism being used in each other is completely different (eg IPTV uses heavily IP multicast, the other two being an unicast service only).
But, all technologies can be used at a customer at the same time. Crieterias are QoS mechanism, security capable IP network and end devices. The most important is that the provider has to provide, the delay, jitter, and bandwidth requirements at each service – and the security requirements also.