Posted on February 1, 2021 in ATSC News
February 12, 2021 ushers in the Year of the Ox, and we wish our colleagues across the world a Happy Lunar New Year. According to one myth, the order the animals arrived at the Jade Emperor’s party determined the order of the zodiac calendar. The Ox was about to be first, but the Rat tricked […]
Posted on February 1, 2021 in ATSC News
By BRIAN MARKWALTER Senior Vice President, Technology & Research, Consumer Technology Association Two years ago, my post-CES® article in this newsletter began, “CES 2019 was another one for the record books…” – and so it is again this year, only in ways we never expected. CES 2021 made history as the largest digital tech event […]
Posted on February 1, 2021 in ATSC News
Covid Changes Here to Stay for Teachers and Students? Four experts working on different facets of distance education told hundreds of viewers watching an ATSC-sponsored session during early January’s CES that ATSC 3.0 and its Internet Protocol backbone is ideally positioned to help bridge the digital divide, since television itself is virtually a ubiquitous […]
Posted on February 1, 2021 in ATSC News
WASHINGTON—The FCC released an update to its DTS (distributed transmission system) coverage rules to expand the permissible range of signal spillover and replace the subjective “minimal amount” language used to describe spillovers as a way to promote ATSC 3.0 reaching its full potential. The change gives broadcasters more flexibility in placement of DTS transmitters. For […]
Posted on February 1, 2021 in ATSC News
By Glen Dickson TVNewsCheck The ATSC 3.0 broadcast standard took a big leap forward at last year’s CES show in Las Vegas with the introduction of the first 3.0-capable TV sets. LG, Samsung and Sony pledged to roll out a total of 20 of the new “NextGen TV” models in 2020, while broadcasters aimed to […]
Posted on February 1, 2021 in ATSC News
BitPath coordinated the launch of WSYX, WCMH-TV, WWHO and WTTE COLUMBUS, Ohio—Four local television broadcasters, WSYX, WCMH-TV, WWHO and WTTE have launched ATSC 3.0 transmission, bringing NextGen TV service to viewers in Columbus, Ohio. WSYX is the Sinclair Broadcast Group-owned ABC/Fox affiliate in Columbus; WCMH-TV is the NexStar Media Group-owned NBC affiliate; WWHO, the Manhan […]
Posted on February 1, 2021 in ATSC News
February 1 India Implementation Team February 2 TG3/S36, Specialist Group on ATSC 3.0 Security Planning Team 6 – Global Recognition of ATSC 3.0 February 3 TG3/S32, Specialist Group on Physical Layer SFN/STL SG TG3/S31, Specialist Group on System Requirements ATSC 3.0 Conformance Implementation Team February 4 Brazil Implementation Team TG3/S41, Specialist Group on Video February […]
Posted on February 1, 2021 in ATSC News
As the broadcast industry prepares for a future based on the powerful new evergreen broadcast standard, 2021 ATSC sponsor Triveni Digital has been hard at work. By devoting significant resources to the development of the NEXTGEN TV standards, and products that support it, we placed a major bet that ATSC 3.0 would transform the broadcast […]
Posted on January 15, 2021 in ATSC News
As NEXTGEN TV Services Reach Majority of Viewers This Year, Co-Developer of ATSC 3.0 Standard Expands Consumer Receiver Option LG Electronics, co-developer of the ATSC 3.0 next-generation television standard, announced its 2021 NEXTGEN TV lineup as American broadcasters prepare to launch services this year in 20 more cities with signals reaching the majority of TV […]
Posted on January 15, 2021 in ATSC News
Sony Electronics Inc. today announced the world’s first cognitive intelligence televisions1. The new BRAVIA XR televisions include MASTER Series Z9J 8K LED, MASTER Series A90J and A80J OLED, and X95J and X90J 4K LED. Powered by the Cognitive Processor XR, the brain of the new BRAVIA XR, the televisions use a completely new processing method designed to replicate the ways humans see and hear. When we see objects, we […]
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