China Digital TV Market Operation Report, 2005-2006
| Publication Date | August 2006 |
|---|---|
| Publisher | Research in China |
| Product Type | Report |
| Pages | 160 |
| ISBN Number | not applicable |
| Product Code | RIC00022 |
Summary
Digital TV is an information service platform where digital signals are adopted from the TV programs, signal emission and transmission to TV sets. With information capacity four to fivefold that of ordinary TV and horizon definition three-odd-fold that of ordinary analog TV, Digital TV not only supports the future Scanning Standard signal, but also supports certain horizontal scanning signal of cable TV, AV, DVD, Progressive DVD, computer, digital camera and digital video camera ,etc.
Globally, from the satellite digital TV started in 1994 to the Digital Television Terrestrial Broadcasting started at the end of 1998, digital TV has started up completely. By the end of 2005, there have been 170 million consumers of digital TV worldwide, increasing by about 40 million consumers compared to 2004. UK has the highest pervasion ratio of digital TV all over the world at 70%, followed by USA with a pervasion ratio of 55%;While in Japan 50% and in Europe about 30% ; globally a little more than 16% on an average.
China's cable TV (CATV) industry has a history of 30 years up to 2006 and through years of development, CATV is now the largest cable TV network throughout the world and becomes one of the most important components in China's radio TV industry. Currently, China's digital TV is mainly cable digital TV relying upon the CATV network.
Digital mobile TV realizes the broadcasting and receiving of digital programs through radio digital signal emission and ground digital receiver, taking buses, taxis, subways, light rails, business cars and personal cars, etc as its carriers. In a sense, mobile TV has become the best information channel of some citizens.
China started to transmit CCTV programs nationwide with communication satellites in 1985. For the past 21 years, China has made a great progress in satellite broadcasting & TV technology. The adoption of satellite digital compression technology elevates the signal quality of TV programs from CCTV or provincial broadcast TV stations and expands the population coverage of broadcast and TV. Thanks for the satellite television 1,226 million Chinese are covered in 2005, with a coverage ratio of 95.81%, much higher than 68.3% in 1985. Yet due to a certain policy factor, live broadcast of digital TV in China is still being restricted to some extent. Anyway, nothing can hinder its development trend in the long term.
Though compared with developed countries, China is lagged far behind in the field of digital TV, yet it made rapid progress in 2005; altogether 4.13 million Chinese subscribed digital TV, increasing by over twofold compared to the previous year. Among them, 3.97million were digital cable digital TV subscribers.
Also, problems can be found in China's DTV industry: backward standard, difficulties in network consolidation, deficient terminal, immature market, serious shortage of content, deep-rooted receiving habit, want of price system, immature core technology, incomplete DTV industrial chain, need of further probe in business modes and systems. All these factors severely restrict the development of the DTV industry in China.
It can be seen from the development trend that DTV is bound to substitute for analog TV,. However, as to digital pay TV, China is still exploring a suitable operation mode and there is still a long period of time before its maturity. SARFT (The State Administration of Radio Film and Television) of P.R.C. is always vigorously popularizing DTV in China. The Chinese government, along with channel suppliers, channel integrators and cable network operators is zealous about the popularization of DTV, offering a fairly good and unique circumstance for the development of digital pay TV. With the rise of DTV, China has established relevant policies to gradually eliminate analog TV and enter the era of DTV. China has planned to stop the transmission of analog TV programs nationwide by 2015. Meanwhile, as the wide spread of DTV, there will be some new trends in operation modes. Thereupon, we can say that DTV will have a bright future in China.
Content
1.The Concept and Definition- 1.1 Digital TV
- 1.2 ITV (Interactive TV)
- 1.3 DTV Sets
- 1.4 STB (Set Top Box)
- 1.5 CA (Condition Access or Condition Acceptance)
- 1.6 SMS (Subscriber Management System)
- 1.7 Middleware
- 1.8 EPG (Electronic Program Guide)
- 1.9 VOD (Video on Demand)
- 1.10 DB (Digital Broadcast)
- 1.11 Pay TV
- 1.12 PPV (Pay Per View)
- 1.13 Pay TV Channels
- 1.14 Professional Channel
- 2.1 General Situation of China's TV Market
- 2.1.1 Overview
- 2.1.2 Development of CATV in China
- 2.1.3 Development of Satellite TV in China
- 2.1.4 Three Abnormal Phenomena in China's TV Industrial Development
- 2.1.5 Three Main Trends of China's TV Market
- 2.2 Current Business Operation Modes of China's TV Industry
- 2.2.1 Analog TV
- 2.2.2 Digital TV
- 2.2.3 Free TV
- 2.2.4 Pay TV
- 3.1 Development Programming of DTV in China
- 3.1.1 The Tenth Five-Year Plan and Perspective Plan of Radio, Film and TV Technology in 2010
- 3.1.2 A Time Table for the Transition to Cabled TV Digitalization
- 3.2 Policies on Technologies and Their Influences
- 3.2.1 Directive Opinion on Digital CATV Channel Scheme
- 3.2.2 Access Network Technological Requirements and Evaluation Techniques of the Condition Access
- 3.2.3 Implement Opinion on Building a New Technology System for Digital CATV
- 3.2.4 Directive Opinion on Reconstructing the Cable Digital TV Network
- 3.2.5 Directive Opinion on Constructing Cable Digital TV Service Platform
- 3.2.6 Certain Opinions of SARFT on Promoting Integrated Conversion and Digitization of Cable Television
- 3.2.7 Summary of National Site Conferences in Digital CATV Experimental Units
- 3.3 Policies on Operation and their Influences
- 3.3.1 Summary of Symposium Regarding Operation of Digital Cable Pay Television Channels
- 3.3.2 Provisional Administrative Measures Regarding Operation of Digital Cable Pay Television Channels (Trial)
- 3.3.3 Circular of SARFT on Collecting Operation Taxes of Cable Digital Pay Channels of Radio TV
- 3.3.4 Opinions on Promoting the Industrialization of the Operation of Digital Cable Pay Television Channels
- 3.3.5 Provisional Administrative Measures Regarding CATV Basic License Maintenance Fee
- 3.3.6 Circular of SARFT on Reinforcing the Administration of Application and Broadcasting in the Operation of
- 3.4 Policies on Investment and related Influences
- 3.5 Relevant Standards of DTV
- 4.1 Operation Mode of Digital Cable TV
- 4.1.1 DTV Industrial Chain
- 4.1.2 Main Operators
- 4.1.3 Content of Channels
- 4.1.4 Analysis of DTV Operation
- 4.1.5 Pricing Strategies
- 4.1.6 Popularization Mode
- 4.1.7 Current DTV Operations in China
- 4.2 Operation Mode of Digital Terrestrial TV
- 4.2.1 Building TV
- 4.2.2 Mobile TV
- 4.3 Operation Mode of Digital Satellite TV
- 4.3.1 Operation Mode of Digital Satellite TV
- 4.3.2 New Business Brought by Digital Satellite TV
- 4.4 Operation Mode of IPTV
- 4.4.1 Introduction of IPTV
- 4.4.2 Main Operators
- 4.4.3 Profit Mode
- 4.4.4 Analysis of IPTV Operations
- 5.1 Situation of DTV Operation Abroad
- 5.2 Comcast: American DTV Operator
- 5.3 SKY: British DTV Operator
- 5.3 SKY Perfect: Japanese DTV Operator
- 6.1 Beijing DTV
- 6.1.1 Operators and their Partners
- 6.1.2 Operation Mode
- 6.1.3 Development Course and Status Quo
- 6.1.4 Prospect
- 6.2 Shanghai DTV
- 6.2.1 Operators and their Partners
- 6.2.2 Operation Mode
- 6.2.3 Charging Standard
- 6.2.4 Development Course and Status Quo
- 6.2.5 Prospect
- 6.3 Qingdao DTV
- 6.3.1 Operators and their Partners
- 6.3.2 Operation Mode
- 6.3.3 Charging Standard
- 6.3.4 Development Course and Status Quo
- 6.3.5 Prospect
- 6.4 Foshan DTV
- 6.4.1 Operators and their Partners
- 6.4.2 Operation Mode
- 6.4.3 Charging Standard
- 6.4.4 Development Course and Status Quo
- 6.4.5 Prospect
- 6.5 Hangzhou DTV
- 6.5.1 Operators and their Partners
- 6.5.2 Operation Mode
- 6.5.3 Charging Standard
- 6.5.4 Development Course and Status Quo
- 6.5.5 Prospect
- 6.6 Taiyuan DTV
- 6.6.1 Operators and their Partners
- 6.6.2 Operation Mode
- 6.6.3 Charging Standard
- 6.6.4 Development Course and Status Quo
- 6.6.5 Prospect
- 6.7 Suzhou DTV
- 6.7.1 Operators and their Partners
- 6.7.2 Operation Mode
- 6.7.3 Charging Standard
- 6.7.4 Development Course and Status Quo
- 6.7.5 Prospect
- 7.1 Main Influential Factors of China's DTV Industry
- 7.1.1 Advantages
- 7.2 Disadvantages
- 7.3 Developmental Trends of China's DTV Industry
- 7.3.1 Technology Developing Trends
- 7.3.2 Developing Trends of DTV Operation
- 7.3.3 Forecast of the Consumer Market Scale
- 7.4 Investment Opportunities in DTV Industry
- TV Program Types of China in 2005
- Revenues from Advertisements of CCTV and Local TV, 2004-2005
- Revenues Structure of License Fee of China's Radio CATV, 2005
- Accumulative Covered Population of Satellite TV, 1999-2005
- Channel Numbers of China's Satellite TV, 1999-2005
- DTV Pervasion Ratios of Some Countries, 2005
- Structure of the Supervision Platform System
- Flow Chart of DTV Operation
- Industrial Chain of DTV Operation
- Citizens' Concept of Building TV
- Coverage of Oriental Pearl Mobile TV
- Numbers of Bus Mobile TV Audience in Shanghai
- Coverage of Beijing All Media and Culture Mobile TV Network
- Consumer Numbers and Pervasion Ratio of Comcast Digital TV, 2004&2005
- ARPU Value of Comcast CATV Consumers, 2004Q4-2005Q4
- Revenue from Operation & Total Revenue of Comcast CATV, 2004-2005
- Consumer Numbers of SKY Satellite Live TV, 2003-2005
- Business Structure of SKY, 2005
- Profit from Operation of SKY, 2003-2005
- Family User Numbers of SKY Satellite TV and Digital CATV, 2001-2005
- Consumer Numbers of Sky Perfect, 2002-2005
- Revenue from Operation of Sky Perfect, FY 2003-2005
- Revenue and Net Profit from Main Operations of Beijing Gehua CATV, 2003-2005
- Main Business Structure of Gehua CATV, 2005
- Installation Charge of Digital TV in Qingdao, 2006
- Charge Standard of DTV in Qingdao, 2006
- Consumer Numbers of Digital CATV and Digital Pay TV in China, 2004&2005
- Revenue of China's Digital CATV Industry and Digital Pay TV Industry, 2004&2005
- Increase Trend of China's DTV Market Scale
- Revenue of China's Radio TV Industry, 2005
- Revenue from TV Ads in China, 2005
- Village Coverage Ratio and Countryside Coverage Ratio of Radio TV in China, 2005
- Family Access Ratio of Cable Radio TV in Provinces, Autonomous Regions or Municipals of China, 2005
- Consumer Numbers of DTV in China, 2005
- Revenues of China's Digital Pay TV, 2005
- Representative Manufacturers in Different Tache of DTV Operations
- DTV Channel Numbers in Some Cities of China July, 2006,
- Jinan DTV Program Lists
- Research on DTV Development
- Businesses Offered by DTV
- Services of Shanghai DTV
- Monthly Rent Charge of DTV in Nine Cities of China (till Mar 2, 2005)
- Functions of STB
- Current and Future Profit Mode of STB Manufacturers
- Cash Inflow and Outflow of DTV Operators
- Influences of Mobile TV Ads
- Consumption of Mobile Digital TV Worldwide
- Development of American Live Satellite TV during the Past Ten Years
- Classification of IPTV Operators in China
- Most Popular Service Packages of SKY, 2006
- Function of STB Manufactured by Gehua CATV
- Bidirectional Function of Gehua CATV's Digital TV
- Service Charging Standard of Oriental Cable Network
- Content and Charging Standard of Individual Programs offered by Oriental Cable Network
- Pay Channel Scheme and the Charging Standard of DTV in Foshan
- History of DTV in Foshan
- STBs and Services of Hangzhou DTV
- Charging Standard of Hua Shu Information TV
- Charging Standard of Hua Shu Interactive TV
- Charging Standard of Taiyuan CATV Operations
- Business Operation of Suzhou Cable Digital TV
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