ATEME’s TITAN Live video delivery platform was implemented in over half of all ATSC 3.0 deployments across North America in 2020, serving some of the US’s largest broadcasters.

Many prominent TV stations and station groups are now using ATEME TITAN Live for ATSC 3.0 launches as well as ATSC 1.0 refreshes with increased channel counts and consolidation of channels from different stations into a single tower. Sinclair Broadcast Group were among these broadcasters using ATEME's developments, including at the first commercial ATSC 3.0 station launched in Las Vegas in May 2020. This station launch also provided another first by implementing a remote launch of ATSC 3.0, with ATEME’s efficient deployment method expected to become widespread as rollout at more stations continues.

Called NextGen TV, ATSC 3.0 allows broadcasters to compete with streaming service providers by delivering higher-quality video, interactive services and personalised content. It is the first new standard for US broadcasters in over 20 years, with the potential of transforming the user experience with resolutions up to Ultra HD, High Dynamic Range, Next Generation audio, emergency alert system warnings, scalable HEVC, and targeted advertising. ATSC 3.0 has seen significant roll-out since the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Prior to deployments coming to fruition, ATEME supported all of the major ATSC 3.0 field test, including trials by the National Association of Broadcasters (NAB), the Consumer Technology Association (CTA), and the Pearl TV organisation.

Mickaël Raulet, CTO, ATEME, said, “Having played a key role in the development of this standard, ATEME remains committed to helping more stations across the US and in other markets adopt ATSC 3.0, without disruption, over the next few years as rollout continues, to realise the benefits of this standard.”   www.ateme.com