Proven Interaction Design Solutions for Accessing and Viewing Interactive TV Content Items

Kunert, Tibor; Krömker, Heidi

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“…Different video skipping approaches (Drucker, Glatzer, De Mar, & Wong, 2004), skimming video (Chistel, Smith, Taylor, & Winkler, 2004) and overall gist determination and information seeking (Tse, Vegh, Marchionini, & Shneiderman, 1999) have been studied in digital and standard TV settings but not in the mobile domain. When selecting from a range of programs represented by video clips playing in parallel on mosaic pages of a digital TV study found that viewers preferred interfaces that gave fewer choices and bigger pictures (Kunert & Krömker, 2006). This would have to be traded off with the necessary navigation required between pages or scrolling in order to display all possible channels of a big bouquet.…”

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Interactive Digital Television

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This chapter provides an overview of the key factors that influence the quality of experience (QoE) of mobile TV services. It compiles the current knowledge from empirical studies and recommendations on four key requirements for the uptake of mobile TV services: (1) handset usability and its acceptance by the user, (2) the technical performance and reliability of the service, (3) the usability of the mobile TV service (depending on the delivery of content), and (4) the satisfaction with the content. It illustrates a number of factors that contribute to these requirements ranging from the context of use to the size of the display and the displayed content. The chapter highlights the interdependencies between these factors during the delivery of content in mobile TV services to a heterogeneous set of low resolution devices.

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Section: Participation Interactivity and Paymentsmentioning

confidence: 99%