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VBox updates its ATSC 3.0 testing platform
Supplier will show off version 2.5 of its ATSC 3.0 Testbed at this month's NAB show.
April 6, 2022
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HERZLIYA, Israel – VBox Communications, a pioneering specialist in broadcast TV streaming, recording and digital datacasting, today announced the availability of Version 2.5 of its ATSC 3.0 Testbed platform – offering an array of new features and enhanced functionality for the NextGenTV product development community.
VBox will be presenting in NAB Show Las Vegas April 24-27th in Future of Delivery, West Hall, Booth W9513
The VBox ATSC 3.0 Testbed – Version 2.5 platform enables unified analysis of both linear broadcast and "beyond TV" data signal provision, and introduces new functionalities such as:
Comprehensive ATSC 3.0 content reception and recasting capabilities across connected network devices – including Electronic Service Guide (ESG) information (Service Categories 1 & 4)
Fully supported ATSC 3.0 broadcast app accessibility, and interactive functionality present on Local and Multi screens: "Android App available"
Seamless enablement of Advanced Emergency Information (AEI) applications
Inclusive support for datacasting, remote/distance learning and other interactive applications (Service Category 3)
Harmonized delivery of primary and companion (CD) device a applications in accordance to ATSC 3.0 Standard A/338 (Beta)
Extensive SDK & testing documentation
Monitoring and Analysis tools built-in web management interface
The VBox ATSC 3.0 Testbed – Version 2.5 is aimed at assisting broadcast engineers, digital application developers, datacast system integrators and NextGenTV technology vendors with a comprehensive, yet cost-effective toolkit to evaluate the viability of ATSC 3.0 product field trials and assess market launch success.
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