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Viaccess and Discretix announce the fully interoperable mobile TV solution

Categories: Announcements, Mobile TV
By: , IntoMobile
Monday, February 18th, 2008 at 12:42 PM

Discretix

The European leader in conditional access Viaccess and a leading provider of embedded security solutions for mobile devices and flash memory Discretix recently announced an end-to-end mobile TV security solution, based on the OMA BCAST SmartCard Profile standard.

The joint offering ensures full interoperability between the Viaccess purple-TV conditional access system and the Discretix Multi-Scheme Mobile TV Security client. The OMA BCAST Smartcard Profile protects Mobile TV services via the use of a SIM card.

Finally the point — the idea is provide solution for handset manufacturers with such a solution that will help them reduce costs and time-to-market, and eventually help mobile TV become a mainstream service… Full release is available from here.

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