موضوع انجليزي عن broadcasting

موضوع انجليزي عن broadcasting

برجراف عن الراديو

موضوع عن التلفاز بالانجليزي

بحث عن الراديو

تعبير انجليزي عن برنامج تلفزيوني

تعريف الراديو

سلبيات وايجابيات التلفاز بالانجليزي قصير

مقارنة بين التلفاز والمذياع

الفرق بين التلفاز والحاسوب

radio and television broadcasts

broadcasting

Broadcasting (in German: Rundfunk) is a technique for the unilateral transmission of signals to a large number of customers1.

Broadcasting can be applied to the transmission of analog or digital signals, video, audio2 and related data such as teletext.

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General principle

An emission site makes it possible to be picked up by the receivers of its coverage area. The transmitter is still active whether the receivers are on or off. Capture control must be operated remotely using measuring devices installed in the coverage area and equipped with information transmission devices (eg via the Internet).

broadcast

By extension, the English term broadcast defines not a standard but a qualitative specification based on equipment, standards, standards and media strictly adapted to the production of professional programs. In contrast, "institutional", "semi-professional" or "general public" equipment is mentioned.

telecommunications

As opposed to the notion of diffusion, it is possible to exploit multicast or unicast which represent direct or even individualized links between the broadcaster and the receiver.

BROADCASTING OR BROADCASTING AND WEB DISTRIBUTION OF COMMITTEE PROCEEDINGS

broadcasting

Committees are authorized to televised their hearings, in accordance with the provisions of the By-law, using the committee rooms equipped for television broadcasting provided by the House. The media may also televise committee proceedings using other facilities within the Parliamentary Precinct. However, sufficient notice must be given to the clerk of the committee. Committees wishing to televise or broadcast their hearings outside the Parliamentary Precinct must obtain special permission from the House.

If the House grants additional broadcasting powers, the committee concerned may need to obtain additional budgetary authorizations from the Liaison Committee. Funding for television broadcasting is not included in the regular budgets of committees.

Broadcasting of committee meetings is subject to the directives of the Standing Committee on Procedure and House Affairs. These guidelines are very similar to those that apply to broadcasting the proceedings of the House.

Webcast

Committee public proceedings are sent via a live webcast service called ParlVU. The webcast tracks all televised committee meetings and House of Commons deliberations. ParlVU also allows you to follow the soundtrack of all non-televised public meetings.