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Test suite launched in partnership with the CTA and NAB. #pressrelease
July 1, 2022
BRISTOL, UK – Eurofins Digital Testing (EDT), in partnership with the Consumer Technology Association (CTA) and National Association of Broadcasters (NAB), is pleased to announce the release of the NEXTGEN TV logo certification test suite v 2022-1.0 – the first major release for the new model year applicable to ATSC 3.0 compliant receivers from July 1st 2022.
Primarily aimed at devices entering the market in 2023, but can be used for certification from today, this release adds:
More than 80 new tests, bringing the total to 348
Improved coverage of domains such as MMT, Audio, ESG, AEA, watermark and content recovery, Multi-period, Multi-PLP, IMSC1 IT1 Captions, App lifecycle, Rating, Signal signing, A/344 APIs
An extended range of feature tags allowing manufacturers to configure the NEXTGEN Certification statement (according to their receivers' abilities and compliance requirements)
Continued alignment of certification test suite to A/300 specification
Improvements to CTA NEXTGEN TV Test Repository Portal search filtering to include Domain and Required Features
Support for embedded device browser Web Media API Snapshot (WMAS:2019) tests
The release has been built through an industry collaboration funded by CTA, NAB and Eurofins Digital Testing, with contributions from broadcasters, technology vendors and manufacturers to ensure streams are representative of real deployments, interoperable across devices and equipment and compliant to the latest ATSC 3.0 Specifications.
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