MAREK MILBAR
Pilots at Pheasant Dr, Huntingdon Valley, PA

2009016, Jun 25, 2009

Dec 21, 2007

12/003323

Armond R. Capparelli - Milltown NJ, US
Joseph F. D'Angelo - Bedminster NJ, US
Joseph P. Haggerty - Madison NJ, US
Steven A. Johnson - Ellicott City MD, US
Bei Li - Clarksville MD, US
Lia Meller - Summit NJ, US
Marek Milbar - Huntingdon Valley PA, US
Jordan Scott - Cranford NJ, US
Chinmay M. Shah - Piscataway NJ, US
Kun Wang - New Providence NJ, US
Girish K. Warrier - Edison NJ, US
Christopher R. Gould - Epsom, GB

iBiquity Digital Corporation - Columbia MD

H04H 40/00

455 306

Methods and systems for preparing data for broadcast via digital radio broadcast transmission is disclosed comprising the steps of receiving a plurality of content files corresponding to programming information for program content to be broadcast; receiving an index file having a pointer for each of the plurality of content files, wherein the index file is associated with a first logical address; storing the index file and the plurality of content files; scheduling a broadcast rotation of the index file and the plurality of content files (wherein the index file is scheduled for repeated transmission intermittently relative to selected ones of the content files); and transmitting the index file and the plurality of content files to an importer in accordance with the broadcast rotation.

8138915, Mar 20, 2012

Nov 15, 2007

11/984290

Marek Milbar - Huntingdon Valley PA, US

iBiquity Digital Corporation - Columbia MD

G08B 1/08

34053914, 3405391, 3405393, 34053921, 34053926, 34053928, 379 37, 4554041

A method for rendering an alert message on a digital radio broadcast receiver is described. A digital radio broadcast signal is received at the digital radio broadcast receiver. Data corresponding to an alert message comprising type information for identifying a type of the alert message and message information is detected. If the type information satisfies a triggering condition for a type of alert message pre-selected by a user of the digital radio broadcast receiver, the message information is rendered at the digital radio broadcast receiver. A digital radio broadcast receiver that performs the method is also described.

8335872, Dec 18, 2012

Dec 31, 2008

12/318593

Ashwini Pahuja - Albertson NY, US
Marek Milbar - Huntingdon Valley PA, US
David Gorelik - Ridgewood NJ, US
Catherine P. Gooi - Jersey City NJ, US

iBiquity Digital Corporation - Columbia MD

G06F 3/00, G06F 13/00

710 36, 710 2, 710 5, 710 8, 710 15, 710 33

Methods and systems for advancing to another service from a plurality of services in a digital radio broadcast receiver are described. The methods and systems include the steps of receiving an instruction to advance to another service from a man-machine interface of the digital radio broadcast receiver, selecting an entry from a set of entries stored in a memory of the digital radio broadcast receiver responsive to the instruction, wherein each entry identifies a service, and wherein at least some of said services correspond to services identified as receivable, tuning to a first service identified by the selected entry, rendering content received on the first service at the digital radio broadcast receiver, and updating the set of entries stored in the memory of the digital radio broadcast receiver based on at least one criteria.

8595748, Nov 26, 2013

Dec 21, 2007

12/003315

Joseph P. Haggerty - Madison NJ, US
Chinmay M. Shah - Piscataway NJ, US
Marek Milbar - Huntingdon Valley PA, US
James C. Stekas - Berkeley Heights NJ, US

iBiquity Digital Corporation - Columbia MD

G06F 9/44, H04W 4/00

719313, 455466

Methods and systems for transmitting and receiving large objects via digital radio broadcast involve retrieving an object and an object description; assigning a unique identifier to the object; segmenting the object into a plurality of fragments; generating at least one long message having selected ones of the fragments and a long header including the unique identifier and the object description; generating at least one short message having selected ones of the fragments and a short header including the unique identifier; and communicating the at least the long message or the short message to a digital radio broadcast transmitter. In accordance with certain embodiments, reassembly of the object can begin with either a long message or a short message.

6970685, Nov 29, 2005

Feb 14, 2003

10/366886

Marek Milbar - Huntingdon Valley PA, US
Ashruf El-Dinary - Clarksville MD, US

iBiquity Digital Corporation - Columbia MD

H04B001/06, H04B007/00

455266, 455340

A method for processing a radio signal which may include a narrowband signal or a wideband signal or both, comprises the steps of receiving the radio signal, initially processing the radio signal using a narrowband filter, switching to a wideband filter for further processing of the radio signal, determining if the wideband signal is acquired, and if the wideband signal is not acquired, alternating between narrowband filter processing for a narrowband filter hold time and wideband filter processing for a wideband filter hold time, where the narrowband filter hold time is gradually increased until a predetermined maximum time limit is reached. If the wideband signal is acquired, the narrowband filter hold time can be set to a predetermined minimum time limit. Receivers which implement the method are also provided.

2011002, Feb 3, 2011

Jul 30, 2010

12/805433

Marek Milbar - Huntingdon Valley PA, US

iBiquity Digital Corporation - Columbia MD

H04L 27/00

375316

A method of block deinterleaving data received at a digital radio broadcast receiver is described. The method includes providing a block of memory having n×k addresses, wherein the block comprises a single table, receiving a digital radio broadcast signal at the receiver, and demodulating the digital radio broadcast signal into a plurality of interleaved data units. For at least one series of n×k data units a pointer step size is determined, and for each data unit in the series, an address in the block is calculated based on the pointer step size, and an output data unit is read from the block at the address, such that said output data units represent block deinterleaved data units. An input data unit from the plurality of interleaved data units is then written to the block at the address. Associated systems and computer readable storage media are presented.

7305043, Dec 4, 2007

Jun 19, 2003

10/465443

Marek Milbar - Huntingdon Valley PA, US
James C. Stekas - Murray Hill NJ, US

iBiquity Digital Corporation - Columbia MD

H04L 27/00

375295

A method for digital audio broadcasting comprising the steps of receiving a plurality of data bits to be transmitted, formatting the plurality of data bits into a plurality of protocol data units, inserting header bits at spaced locations within the protocol data units, and using the protocol data units to modulate a plurality of carriers to produce an output signal. The individual header bits can be positioned at evenly spaced locations in the protocol data units. A first one of the header bits can be offset from an end of the protocol data unit. A method of receiving the digital audio broadcasting signal the transmitters and receivers that operate in accordance with the methods are also provided.

7546088, Jun 9, 2009

Jul 26, 2004

10/898829

Brian W. Kroeger - Sykesville MD, US
Marek Milbar - Huntingdon Valley PA, US

iBiquity Digital Corporation - Columbia MD

H04B 1/00

455 60, 455130, 455133, 455135, 375340, 375346, 375322

A method for processing a composite digital audio broadcast signal to mitigate intermittent interruptions in the reception of the digital audio broadcast signal, the method comprising the steps of separating an analog audio portion of the digital audio broadcast signal from a digital audio portion of the digital audio broadcast signal, detecting errors in the digital audio portion of the digital audio broadcast signal, adjusting the digital audio portion of the digital audio broadcast signal in response to errors in the digital audio portion of the digital audio broadcast signal to produce an adjusted digital audio portion, and blending the analog audio portion with the adjusted digital audio portion to produce an audio output. A receiver that performs the method is also included.

7352817, Apr 1, 2008

Sep 26, 2003

10/672441

Marek Milbar - Huntingdon Valley PA, US

iBiquity Digital Corporation - Columbia MD

H04L 25/00

375259

This invention provides a method for interleaving bits of a digital signal representative of data and/or audio in a digital audio broadcasting system, the method comprising the step of: writing a plurality of bits of the digital signal to a matrix; and reading the bits from the matrix, wherein at least one of the writing and reading steps follows a non-sequential addressing scheme. Apparatus for transmitting the interleaved bits, and apparatus for receiving and deinterleaving the bits are also provided.

8041292, Oct 18, 2011

Dec 4, 2006

11/634045

Marek Milbar - Huntingdon Valley PA, US

iBiquity Digital Corporation - Columbia MD

H04H 1/00

455 301, 455 306, 4554144, 455464, 370486, 370487, 370414, 370466

An apparatus includes a network receiver for receiving an over-the-air in-band on-channel broadcast signal and extracting broadcast content from the broadcast signal, and an output for delivering the content by way of a first receiver output signal to a plurality of network player devices. A method performed by the apparatus is also included.