Tag Archives: ATSC 3.0

2021 will be the year that will usher in the first wave of ATSC 3.0-capable receivers, devices that should expand consumer adoption of the new standard as US broadcasters light up ... More

5G isn’t the only technology on the horizon that promises to increase bandwidth and drive M&E enterprises into the future of production and broadcasting. Though discussed less co... More

ATSC 3.0 technology will deliver broadband beyond cable’s wireline footprint.... More

ATSC 3.0 (aka NextGen TV)—got off to a flying start early this year, with the first TV sets for U.S. consumers being displayed at CES in January and rollouts across the country s... More

In an effort to better understand today’s ever-changing world, people are relying heavily on regional and local news during these complicated times. This demand combined with str... More

The High Dynamic Range technology embedded in the commercial deployment of ATSC 3.0 in Las Vegas by Sinclair Broadcast Group will not only enhance live sports viewing experiences,... More

As the new era of NextGen TV beckons, there’s a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to utilize this expansive new technology to really help millions of Americans—and it’s not the ... More

2020 is meant to see the rollout across the US of Next-Gen TV – the new generation of over-the-air services based on the ATSC 3.0 standard. Elke Hungenaert of Synamedia talks abo... More

The first time people realize they can watch the content they love on any device, anywhere, they get excited. The second time they watch it, they get used to it. And so just as soo... More

Early in the ATSC 3.0 development process it became readily apparent that for prevention of content piracy or unsanctioned signal retransmission, and to enable the capability to ru... More

NEXTGEN TV, powered by ATSC 3.0, will be one of the key technologies highlighted at next week’s CES® 2020 consumer technology extravaganza in Las Vegas. The first U.S. consumer ... More

The Advanced Television Systems Committee welcomed news that the International Telecommunications Union has adopted ATSC 3.0 as a recommended digital broadcast standard, paving the... More

Verance, a provider of open standard watermarking, announced it is furthering its commitment to advanced emergency alerting as one of the newest members of the Advanced Warning and... More

Independent video software provider Synamedia is partnering with metadata management and data broadcasting company Triveni Digital to enable broadcasters to transition to ATSC 3.0,... More

Synamedia and Triveni Digital announced their partnership to enable customers to seamlessly transition to ATSC 3.0. Also announced today is their current deployment with a major U.... More

In advance of ATSC-3.0 IP-enabled broadcast transmission in 2020, the Consumer Technology Association announced “NEXTGEN TV” as the go-to-market name for this television techno... More

ONE Media 3.0 announced a series of live broadcast tests conducted from August 19-22 with partners Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute, InterDigital and Technicol... More

Technicolor, LG, two Korean technology providers and others are celebrating today, following a successful field test of ATSC 3.0 in Cleveland, one that proved the next-gen transmis... More

Dolby is upbeat about the new high-quality audio feature that Netflix announced May 1 for its streaming video customers and the ongoing transition to the new Advanced Television Sy... More

LAS VEGAS — Eurofins saw strong interest for its new Arreios for ATSC 3.0 suite of test automation tools at NAB this past week, according to Tim Morgan, managing director, U.K., ... More