DTV Innovations is showcasing advanced ATSC 3.0 solutions at the 2023 NAB Show in Las Vegas, including its MetaWright 3 signaling platform and Medusa complete station solution. These tools are being used by various TV stations to enhance services like datacasting and personalized content.

MetaWright 3 Simplifies ATSC 3.0 Architecture

The MetaWright 3 system streamlines the ATSC 3.0 setup process by handling signaling, delivery, and service announcement generation. It supports ROUTE encapsulation and includes a built-in broadcast gateway. This integrated solution minimizes administrative overhead and is available in standalone server, virtual machine, or Docker configurations.

Deployments of MetaWright 3 have been successful at stations like TelevisaUnivision’s WUNI in Boston and NBCU's WTVJ in Miami. At WTVJ, the solution demonstrated dual over-the-air (OTA) and broadband delivery of ATSC 3.0 virtual channels.

Medusa Reduces Costs for Low-Power Stations

DTV Innovations’ Medusa offers a cost-effective option for low-power stations by combining an encoder/DASH packager with MetaWright 3 in a single-server solution. This setup eliminates the need to integrate multiple vendors' hardware and software, reducing physical space, power requirements, and time to market.

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Boston’s WCRN used Medusa to implement next-generation datacasting services such as remote learning and secure data delivery for companies and first responders. The station became the region's first broadcaster with an ATSC 3.0 platform.

Expert Speaking Session

Benny Handjojo, CEO of DTV Innovations, will speak at the LPTV Broadcasters Association’s networking event on April 16th at 2 p.m. The session will cover ATSC 3.0 basics for the LPTV market and strategies for deploying these solutions cost-effectively.

DTV Innovations’ solutions provide broadcasters with tools to enhance their offerings through advanced features like datacasting, personalized content, and interactive applications, positioning them at the forefront of NEXTGEN TV technology.