ATSC 3.0 News
Nuvyyo confirms continued development of Tablo Quad for ATSC 3.0 despite refund rumors
Nuvyyo has confirmed that it is still committed to developing a version of its Tablo broadcast streamer that can receive ATSC 3.0 signals, despite recent incorrect social media posts suggesting otherwise. The company had encountered development issues with the device due to uncertainty around the finalized standards of the technology, but work on the project is ongoing. Last year, Nuvyyo agreed to be acquired by E. W. Scripps, a move intended to bolster the broadcaster's mission of promoting fre
New York's Broadcasting Industry Advances with ATSC 3.0 Upgrade: WMBC-TV Prepares with Rohde & Schwarz Transmitters
Exciting news from New York's broadcasting industry as Technical Services Group (TSG) has installed two new Rohde & Schwarz transmitters for WMBC-TV at One World Trade Center, preparing for the ATSC 3.0 broadcasting upgrade. WMBC-TV is an independent, full-power TV station serving the New York metropolitan area and becomes the latest broadcasting tenant for the Durst Organization on One World Trade's master antenna system. The owner representative and design-build contractor for the project,
New Webinar Series on Automotive use cases for ATSC 3.0
Need to understand how a new mobile multicast network is going to change how data and content are delivered to connected vehicles? Automotive and Broadcast. Two massive industries undergoing radical change. Automotive is navigating the change to software-defined, connected vehicles, autonomous driving, and electric drivetrains. Broadcast is introducing a new IP multicast mobile-capable network that opens up a new way to communicate with vehicles.A new webinar series is a rare opportunity to hear
NextGen Rollout Challenged By Spectrum Constraints - TV News Check
<p>The early consumer experience of NextGen TV has been hampered by government regulations that make it hard for viewers to differentiate the new services from the legacy ATSC 1.0 programming already delivered over-the-air, according to broadcasters. Capacity is tight for both the 3.0 and 1.0 broadcasts, and broadcasters are aggressively using video compression to make it all work</p>
BitRouter completes successful trials of ZapperBox M1 ATSC receiver | Digital TV News
BitRouter has concluded successful beta trials of its ZapperBox M1 ATSC 3.0 and 1.0 receiver, covering NEXTGEN TV markets in the US as well as Jamaica. The company is shipping the latest version of its ATSC3pak software with each ZapperBox.
Starks Expresses ATSC 3.0 privacy Concerns | Regulation, Distribution | Cablefax
FCC Commissioner Geoffrey Starks called on broadcasters to be good stewards of the data they collect through the ATSC 3.0 standard.
Saankhya Labs’ SDR chipset powers ATSC designs from ADTH | Digital TV News
Saankhya Labs (BSE: 540595) (NSE: TEJASNET) has announced that ADTH has launched a series of NEXTGEN ATSC designs, powered by Saankhya's SL3000 SDR-based ATSC 3.0/1.0 demodulator chipset.
Digital monetisation capabilities for NEXTGEN TV | Advanced Television
Pearl TV, the coalition of US broadcast companies transitioning to NEXTGEN TV, is expanding expanded support for digital video advertising technology in its Web TV platform, RUN3TV. It brings digital advertising capabilities equivalent to the web and connected TV, and is a key driver for broadcaster’s return on investment in NEXTGEN TV services. Now with more monetisation opportunities, broadcasters deploying NEXTGEN TV gain a critical time-to-revenue advantage.
New ATSC 3.0 Hybrid HDMI Dongle on the Horizon | TV Tech
<p><span style="color: rgb(51, 51, 51);">DigiCAP a developer of ATSC 3.0 home gateway devices, says it is collaborating with software company iWedia S.A. (part of the Zappware Entertainment Group International) to create what the two are calling the first ATSC 3.0 hybrid HDMI dongle of its kind. The AirCaster is designed to enable an integrated user experience between NextGen TV and OTT to help accelerate the adoption of ATSC 3.0 in the U.S.</span></p>
Sinclair Broadcast Group, ONE Media 3.0, and Bally Sports Executives to Speak at NAB Show, New York | MarketScreener
Sessions Will Focus on Latest ATSC 3.0 NextGen Broadcast Developments and Applications, Network Security, Data and Revenue
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E.W. Scripps: TVN’S STATION GROUP OF THE YEAR 2022 | TV News Check
<p>Scripps is <em>TVNewsCheck</em>’s Station Group of the Year for 2022, the only broadcaster to be twice recognized as such after first being honored in 2017. This time around, the distinction is supported by an extraordinary catalog of bold moves made and efforts underway. All are geared to following a fast-moving consumer, revolutionary changes in technology and dramatic upheavals in workplace culture towards a sustainable, profitable future.</p>
How (and why) to use Channels DVR for cord-cutting
If you ever wished your streaming TV setup could feel more like using a TiVo DVR in its heyday, Channels DVR might be what you’re looking for.This DVR service for cord cutters can record from both an antenna and live streaming channels. It also includes some crafty ways to bring in video from other sources, from ripped DVDs to streaming services such as Netflix, and it can even automatically skip through ads.
Reasons to Buy an ATSC 3.0 NextGen TV Tuner Now
In this video I talk about the main reasons to buy an ATSC 3.0 NextGen TV standard today. Most of you will not benefit from one ...
HC2 Broadcasting brings ATSC 3.0 to Ft. Wayne, IN
HC2 Broadcasting brings ATSC 3.0 to Ft. Wayne, IN
WODP-LD and W30EH-D are now broadcasting on ATSC 3.0
First two stations in the Ft. Wayne market on NextGen TV
Fubo TV Deal with Altitude Sports Makes Denver the Nation's Most Interesting RSN Region | Next TV
Local fans now have myriad ways to see the Nuggets and Avalanche, and none of them involve Comcast or Dish
NAB Town Hall Provides Year-End Broadcast Issues Insight
Chief Legal Officer and Executive Vice President of Legal and Regulatory Affairs Rick Kaplan moderated a panel featuring members of NAB's legal team. The panel focused on regulatory issues facing broadcasters at the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), including regulatory fees on local broadcast stations and the association's advocacy for modernizing the fee structure to ensure all stakeholders that benefit from the Commission's work are paying their fair share. Other discussion topics incl
Hearst TV Names Stefan Hadl Senior Vice President of Broadcast Engineering & Technology | TV Tech
Hearst Television has promoted Stefan Hadl, who has worked for the past three years as vice president of engineering, to senior vice president of broadcast engineering and technology, Hearst Television president Jordan Wertlieb said today.“Stefan is an outstanding leader. He has been instrumental in advancing Hearst Television technology, leading our teams in the rollout of next generation television, and synthesizing the distribution of all our video assets on current and emerging platforms,” W
Helicopter to help install new ATSC 3.0 capable TV antenna at WFMZ studios | wfmz.com
<p><span style="color: rgb(68, 68, 68);">The new antenna is also equipped with vertical polarization, which will be necessary when the stations convert to the Next Generation of Broadcasting known as ATSC 3. The future standard will be an Internet Protocol based transmission format that will allow integration of over-the-air signals (OTA) with internet applications that will greatly expand the capacity to serve the viewers.</span></p>
Nexstar reveal some details of their ATSC 3.0 plans during Q2 earnings call.
Perry Sook, CEO, on the roll-out of ATSC 3.0 by Nexstar "We also continue to make progress on the rollout of ATSC 3.0, launching in four additional markets this quarter and accelerating our discussions behind the scenes with potential technology and business partners for this service."Perry Sook, CEO, on plans to lease ATSC 3.0 spectrum for data services "Sure. I would tell you that while we've gone public with the names of the counterparties, we are having discussions about distributed power op
Find out how ATSC 3.0 could upgrade your GPS : GPS World
We talked with NAB's Robert Weller about the potential of a Broadcast Positioning System using TV station towers in the United States.