Brazil’s leading broadcaster, Globo, has launched the country’s first ATSC 3.0-based digital TV pilot in Rio de Janeiro, marking a significant step toward the nationwide rollout of TV 3.0. This pilot utilizes advanced features such as 1080p and 4K video streams, immersive MPEG-H audio, and interactive applications delivered over IP. The deployment aligns with Brazil’s adoption of ATSC 3.0 as the foundation for its next-generation TV standard.
DTVKit Enables ATSC 3.0 Innovation with Shared-Source Software
DTVKit, a shared-source community offering standards-based software components, has recently added ATSC 3.0 to its software stack. This addition provides members with a royalty-free solution to support the deployment of ATSC 3.0 services. DTVKit’s ATSC 3.0 stack includes support for high-quality video and audio, interactive features, and advanced emergency alerts, aligning with the capabilities demonstrated in Globo’s pilot.
Supporting Brazil's Transition to TV 3.0
As Brazil continues to develop and implement its TV 3.0 platform, DTVKit’s ATSC 3.0 software offers a valuable resource for broadcasters and manufacturers aiming to deliver next-generation TV experiences. By leveraging DTVKit’s solution, stakeholders can accelerate the deployment of ATSC 3.0 services, reduce R&D costs, and focus on delivering enhanced viewing experiences to global audiences.
Preparing for an IP-Centric Broadcasting Future
As the industry moves towards an IP-centric future, the adoption of standards like ATSC 3.0 and DVB-NIP will redefine how broadcasters deliver content and how consumers experience television. Broadcasters can integrate interactive features, including on-demand content, live polls, and viewer participation, delivered through over-the-air (OTA) and via internet connections.
At DTVKit, we are committed to providing the necessary software solutions to support these advancements, ensuring our members remain at the forefront of this technological evolution.
For more information on DTVKit’s ATSC 3.0 software stack and how it can support your transition to next-generation broadcasting, visit our ATSC 3.0 page.
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