Global Networked Media Clients & Servers to See More Competition From Traditional Entertainment Component Vendors
In-Stat/MDR, December 2007, Pages: 55
We are in the multimedia phase of home networking that has begun to blend in networked consumer electronics (CE) devices, or networked media devices. However, the market has been trying to move past the early adopter stage toward the mainstream, networked digital home. But, this has not been occurring very quickly. Although our consumer research shows that there has been progress made, the majority of consumers still only use their home network for Internet sharing.
Microsoft, Intel, AMD, and others have taken steps toward enabling this next phase by creating platforms and ecosystems designed to make digital content consumption easier for digital video, photos, and music by using devices they are familiar with, like TVs and stereos.
Worldwide forecasts through 2011 for each market segment are provided, from consumer PCs to non-PC network-enabled stationary media devices. Each forecast provides network-enabled units and segmentations for wired only and wireless. Included is the worldwide installed base of home networks and those networks with PC and CE devices. Details are provided for PCs with a Media Center-enabled OS, basic media servers, PCs with a Media Center-enabled OS plus TV tuner, non-PC devices with embedded media servers (e.g., set top boxes, digital media adapters/digital media receivers, network storage, etc.), and total media server-capable devices. Consumer survey results related to digital home multimedia networking are also included.
Executive Summary
Overview
Digital Home Vision
Market Segments and Categorization
Network-Enabled CE Devices and Embedded Media Servers
Basic Media Servers: PCs & CE
Enhanced Media Servers: PCs & CE
Digital Media Adapters (DMAs), Digital Media Receivers (DMRs), & Digital Media Players (DMPs)
Media Server Market Outlook: PC and CE
Microsoft
Windows Vista Home Premium
Windows Vista Ultimate
Intel Viiv
AMD LIVE!
Niveus Media
SageTV
Basic Media Server Forecast
Enhanced Media Server Forecast
Installed Base of Home Networks
Home Networks and Those with PC and CE Devices
Non-PC Network-Enabled StationaryMultimedia Devices
Standalone PVRs/DVRs
Digital Cable Set Top Boxes
Direct Broadcast Satellite Set Top Boxes
IP/DSL Set Top Boxes
Digital Terrestrial Television Set Top Boxes
DVD Players, DVD Recorders, and Blue Laser Disc Players/Recorders
Game Consoles
Digital Media Adapters, Receivers, & Players
Awox
Buffalo Technology
D-Link
Denon
Escient
Hewlett-Packard
Linksys
Marantz
MediaGate
MvixUSA
Niveus Media
Netgear
Onkyo
Philips Consumer
Pinnacle Systems
Pioneer
SageTV
Samsung
Sonoro Audio
Sonos
Yamaha
ZyXEL
Digital TVs
IP Network Cameras
Network-Attached Storage
Summary of Non-PC Network-Enabled Stationary Multimedia Devices
North American Consumer Insights
Survey Respondents’ Income Profile
Survey Respondents’ Gender Profile
Survey Respondents’ Age Profile
Digital Video Storage: Current Status & Interest
Viewing PC or Network-Stored Digital Video on Same TVs Connected to PVRs/DVRs
Interest in Combined Video Menu on PVR/DVR for PC Recordings and DVR Recordings
Windows PC vs. Apple Computer Owners: OS Versions Installed
Windows Operating System Penetration of Consumer Computers by Version
Differences in Video Usage & Certain Home Network Devices Between Windows PC vs. Apple Computer Owners
Changes in Viewing Habits with PC TV Tuner Use
Popular Locations to Use Computers with TV Tuners
Home Networks for Only Sharing Internet Access vs. Multi-Use Households
Number of Client Devices Connected to Home Networks
Types of Client Devices Connected to Home Networks
Media & Other Activities with Home Network: What Users Regularly Do With Their Home Network
Reasons for Those Not Streaming Digital Music
What Home Network Users are Interested in Doing with Their Home Network That They are Not Doing Now
Methodology
Related In-Stat Reports
List of Tables
Table 1. Worldwide Basic Media Server Shipments: Consumer PCs with Media Center-Enabled OS and Non-PC Devices with Embedded Media Servers, 2005–2011 (Units in Thousands)
Table 2. Worldwide Basic Media Server Shipment Revenue: PCs with Media Center OS and Non-PC Devices with Embedded Media Servers, 2005–2011 (US$ in Millions)
Table 3. Worldwide Enhanced Media Server Shipments: Consumer Computers with Media Center-Enabled OS Plus TV Tuner, and Non-PC Devices with Embedded Media Servers, 2005–2011 (Units in Thousands)
Table 4. Worldwide Installed Base of Home Networks and Networks with PC and CE Devices, 2005–2011 (Units in Thousands)
Table 5. Network-Enabled PVR/DVR Shipments, 2005–2011 (Units in Thousands)
Table 6. Network-Enabled Digital Cable STB Shipments, 2005–2011 (Units in Thousands)
Table 7. Network-Enabled DBS STB Shipments, 2005–2011 (Units in Thousands)
Table 8. Network-Enabled IP/DSL STB Shipments, 2005–2011 (Units in Thousands)
Table 9. Network-Enabled DTT STB Shipments, 2005–2011 (Units in Thousands)
Table 10. Network-Enabled Blue Laser Disc Players/Recorder Shipments, 2005–2011 (Units in Thousands)
Table 11. Network-Enabled DVD Recorder Shipments, 2005–2011 (Units in Thousands)
Table 12. Network-Enabled DVD Player Shipments, 2005–2011 (Units in Thousands)
Table 13. Network-Enabled Game Console Shipments, 2005–2011 (Units in Thousands)
Table 14. Network-Enabled Digital Media Adapter, Receiver, & Player Shipments: Audio vs. Audio/Visual, 2005–2011 (Units in Thousands)
Table 15. Network-Enabled Digital TV Shipments, 2005–2011 (Units in Thousands)
Table 16. Network-Enabled IP Network Camera Shipments, 2005–2011 (Units in Thousands)
Table 17. Network-Attached Storage Shipments, 2005–2011 (Units in Thousands)
Table 18. Non-PC Network-Enabled Stationary Multimedia Device Shipments and Revenue, 2005–2011 (Units in Thousands and US$ in Millions)
Table 19. Respondents’ Household Income Comparison
Table 20. Respondents by Age Bracket
Table 21. Age Profile of Survey Respondents vs. US Census 2000
Table 22. Consumers Storing Digital Video: All Respondents vs. Ownership & Uses Categories
Table 23. Level of Interest in Storing & Streaming Digital Video: Home Network Users
Table 24. Consumer PCs: Penetration by Windows Operating System Version
Table 25. Windows PC vs. Apple Owners: Digital Video and Network Differences
Table 26. Entertainment Habit Changes With PC TV Tuner Use
Table 27. Popular Locations for PC TV Tuner Use
Table 28. Reason for Setting up a Home Network: To Share Internet vs. Also Use for Other Purposes and Devices
Table 29. Number of Devices Connected to Home Networks: All HN Users vs. Owners of 2 PCs vs. Owners of 3+ PCs
Table 30. Types of Client Devices Connected to Home Networks
Table 31. Regular Uses for Current Home Network Users
Table 32. Reasons for Those Not Streaming Digital Music
Table 33. Types of Activities of Interest with Home Network
List of Figures
Figure 1. Digital Home Vision
Figure 2. Interest in Viewing PC or Network-Stored Digital Video on TVs Connected to PVRs/DVRs
Figure 3. Interest in Combined Video Menu on PVR/DVR for PC Recordings and DVR Recordings
Figure 4. Windows PC and Apple Computer Ownership
Microsoft
Awox
Buffalo Technology
D-Link
Denon
Escient
Hewlett-Packard
Linksys
Marantz
MediaGate
MvixUSA
Niveus Media
Netgear
Onkyo
Philips Consumer
Pinnacle Systems
Pioneer
SageTV
Samsung
Sonoro Audio
Sonos
Yamaha
ZyXEL
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