Posted on April 1, 2020 in ATSC News
ATSC 2020 sponsor ATEME is the video delivery leader committed to continuous investment in video quality enhancements. The company is in the forefront of standards development through involvement in a number of organizations, industry committees and research groups. In addition to actively investing in VVC, EVC, AV1, MPEG-2, H.264 and HEVC, ATEME has been working with ATSC groups, cable operators and STB vendors to introduce a High-Efficiency MPEG-2 (HE-MPEG2) CODEC. HE-MPEG2 is compatible with MPEG-2 compliant decoders, including legacy STBs and digital televisions; it does not require any change nor upgrade on existing devices. Based on the bandwidth efficiency of HE-MPEG2 in conjunction with ATEME’s TITAN Live/Mux statistical multiplexing solutions, ATSC stations can operate with a 30 percent increase in mux density, without compromising video quality and with an easy migration path to ATSC3.0, HEVC or SHVC (Scalable HEVC). Today, ATEME supports SHVC / HEVC for ATSC3.0 to help accelerate the transition of the over-the-air delivery to ATSC 3.0 NEXTGEN TV services.
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