Channel selecting method for programs of the same category

Television – Receiver circuitry – Tuning

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348732, 348725, H04N 544, H04N 550

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052969312

ABSTRACT:
A channel selecting method for programs of the same category is disclosed, wherein arbitrary channels are assigned according to the same types of programs as those contained in signals the broadcast sent from the broadcasting station using a VPS function. This method determines whether the received broadcast signal uses video program system broadcasting, encoding and recognizes codes according to the programs to arbitrarily assign channels for the programs according to the codes. Then, if a desired channel to be viewed is selected, the same types of programs corresponding to that channel can be automatically recognized, so that the broadcasting channel selection for viewing the same type of programs can be easily performed.

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