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Video Format Support in Browsers and Possibility of Security Against Piracy
Bujok, Boris ; Kratochvíl, Martin (referee) ; Luhan, Jan (advisor)
The work deals with distribution primarily video content on the web and the possibilities of its security. The goal of thesis is to explore and summarize this comprehensive subject. The first part covers the basics of distribution, delivery methods, protocols, video formats. The second part deals with technologies that are commonly used on the Web and their comparison in different browsers or on mobile platforms. Including a look into the future, where these technologies would might take in relation to the development of a planned support, either in the browser or on mobile platforms.
Invisible watermarking of digital signals
Pacura, Dávid ; Horák, Karel (referee) ; Petyovský, Petr (advisor)
Cílem téhle práce je navrhnutí nových technik pro robustní neviditelné značení digitálních signálů. Nejdříve je prezentován současný stav tohoto odvětví a dostupné softwarové řešení. Poté následuje návrh několika algoritmů pro neviditelné značení, přičemž každý z nich je založen na jiném principu. Dále je připravena sada digitálních testovacích signálů společně s testovacím softwarem pro otestování navržených řešení a jejích porovnání s vybraným dostupným softwarem. Poté následuje srovnání naměřených výsledků, výkonu a jejích diskuze.
DRM signal transmitter
Paták, Pavel ; Šebesta, Jan (referee) ; Lukeš, Zbyněk (advisor)
Master’s thesis deals with design and practical realisation of electronic circuits, which are needed for assembling of DRM signal transmitter for ham short waves bands. There is presented DRM standard as well as there are described the differencies between DRM for radio broadcast and for ham using. There is described design of input audio circuits, modulator, mixer, local generator, amplifier and filters. Principle of used SSB modulator is based on phase method, often called Tayloe modulator. This principle is analysed in detail including mathematical description, which was derived. It is possible to control the transmitter by program running at computer, communication takes place via USB. There is described establishment of communication in this work too.
DRM signal receiver
Mik, Šimon ; Charvát, Jiří (referee) ; Šnajdr, Václav (advisor)
The master’s thesis deals with the design of DRM (Digital Radio Mondiale) receiver. The block diagram of receiver was chosen and particular blocks were theoretically analyzed. After that followed design and production of each block. The synthesizer was programmed and the receiver properties were verified. The last part of thesis deals with real receiving of DRM broadcast.
Ebooks and their creation
Kijkova, Eugenie ; Krejčová, Iva (advisor) ; Vlnas, Pavel (referee)
The bachelor thesis deals with area of electronic books. It deals with history of the industry and compares positives and negatives of electronic books versus classic books from the viewpoint of the authors as well as readers. It further analyses most frequently used formats in the Czech Republic and the way DRM is being applied against illegal transmission. It analyses different types of hardware used for reading electronic books and compares advantages and disadvantages of them. Also it informs about programmes suitable for editing, reading and management of electronic library. The practical part introduces tutorial how to work with Calibre software in terms of creation of electronic library, format conversion and synchronization of electronic books into e-reader. The main objective of the thesis is to provide complex insight into electronic books in current Czech market and introduction of effective ways of working with electronic books.
Electronic books and their use in Czech higher education system
Barvíková, Martina ; Kubálková, Markéta (advisor) ; Topolová, Ivana (referee)
The goal of the thesis is to formulate suggestion to Czech universities regarding publication of textbooks and academic texts in electronic formats. The thesis also provides a general view of the Czech ebook market -- the history, formats and digital right management of ebooks are described. The process of ebook elaboration and reading devices with their pros and cons are also mentioned. The comparison of world and Czech ebook and etextbook market is emphasized and the availability of Czech etextbooks and academic text in Czech higher education institutions is mapped. The hypothesis that Czech students' demand for etextbooks is sufficient for profitable etextbook elaboration by Czech higher education institutions in the way that prevents from illegal sharing of content and violating of authorial laws is examined.
Analysis of eBooks Market
Nováková, Marie ; Kincl, Tomáš (advisor) ; Přibil, Jiří (referee)
The presented thesis analyzes the eBook market. The aim of the thesis is to establish the optimal way of pricing electronic books. The most important entities of book markets are defined, and the utmost stress is put on changes in the entities' role that have been brought about by the coming of eBooks. The thesis is not only limited to the model of sales of eBooks, but also discussed are alternative business models based on the eBook as an object of monetization. The conclusion of the thesis summarizes the findings, and introduces possible trends in the development of the described subject.
Interactivite content of electronic books
Gorbatiuc, Julia ; Šedivá, Zuzana (advisor) ; Pour, Jan (referee)
This thesis Interactive content of eBooks presents complex view on preparations and development of interactive and enhanced electronic book from technical, legislative, content and economic perspective. It describes types of interactivity modules, available interactive eBook formats, reading devices and software. It also compares USA market to the Czech market of interactive eBooks. This thesis processes results of questionnaire survey in the area of Czech readers awareness of interactive eBooks. In practical part of the thesis process of interactive book creation in Czech environment is engineered.
Electronic books at VŠE
Saska, Filip ; Koubský, Petr (advisor) ; Šperková, Lucie (referee)
The master dissertation Electronic books at VSE is focused on analysing the opportunities of e-books in the environment of VSE. The aim is to describe the current state of different study materials used at VSE and to explore different ways of improving them using e-book technology. The dissertation briefly describes various attributes of e-books with stress on the relevant attributes -- the possibility of inserting notes, bookmarks, multimedia and interactive content. Also the possibility of editing the content and sharing resulting changes with other students is a key attribute. The dissertation then moves on to describe the different kinds of study materials that are in use at VSE. The second half of the dissertation builds on previous analysis of the study materials and introduces a hypothetical optimal state, which could result from implementing e-book technology. This state is the answers the question of what is actually possible to achieve. The next chapter in this half is the technical analysis, which answers the question of how is it possible to achieve the suggested hypothetical state. The conclusion of this dissertation answers the questions whether the proposed solution is a viable candidate for implementation. The results of this dissertation could be used as a guideline for the project of implementation of e-book technology in the environment of VSE.
Czech Electronic Book Market – Obstacles and Opportunities
Šperková, Lucie ; Koubský, Petr (advisor) ; Brodský, Jiří (referee)
This master dissertation "Czech Electronic Book Market -- Obstacles and Opportunities" analyzes Czech market with e-books. The aim is to provide a comprehensive overview of the current situation on the market in terms of technologies, distribution models and legal issues. It describes commercial, free and illegal sources in the market, including a description of digitisation projects in Czech libraries. The thesis also includes a theoretical introduction to e-books and their development in the past. Details are discussed, focusing on technology, modern electronic readers with electronic ink. For comparison, the thesis also analyzes the U.S. market with e-books. In analytical part the individual portals with e-books on the market, their supply and user interfaces are compared. The real example analyzes the costs of an e-book and its comparison to costs of a printed book. At the end of the thesis, alternative models of distribution requirements for establishment of a new portal with e-books are characterised, the Creative Commons licenses are described and the current trend of e-journals is mentioned. Finally, I suggest recommendations especially for sellers on the Czech market describe the advantages and disadvantages of e-books in terms of individual roles in the distribution model and estimate the future market development. More detailed information related to the comparison of different types of electronic ink, a list of electronic readers that are available on the Czech e-book market at this time and specific examples of various users' interfaces that are being used on Czech e-books portals can be found in Appendix.

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