- The GuideBuilder™ PSIP generator enables broadcasters to meet the FCC‘s PSIP requirements, ensure the viewability of their DTV broadcasts, and enhance the off-air DTV service. Triveni Digital‘s strategy for GuideBuilder in the future mobile TV landscape is to leverage best-of-breed integrations with other station elements (traffic, automation, listing services, muxes, encoders, etc.) to allow broadcasters to repurpose their current investments in systems and training. Unlike alternative guide solutions for mobile DTV, Triveni Digital focuses on enabling near-zero impact on operations to deploy robust mobile DTV broadcasts. The Company will demo a mobile signaling layer/channel changer software extension of the existing market share-leading GuideBuilder PSIP system. By integrating metadata management and generation for mobile DTV directly into the GuideBuilder, Triveni Digital provides broadcasters with both terrestrial and mobile functionality in a single platform using their existing workflow. The GuideBuilder system offers an easy software upgrade path for existing customers while maintaining all current operational functionality, thereby reducing additional overhead operational costs associated with basic GuideBuilder solutions for mobile service to near zero. GuideBuilder’s new signaling capabilities for mobile DTV enable transmission of channel changer signaling layer data to mobile ATSC receivers, allowing users to select and change viewing channels.
- The StreamScope™ RM-40SE, a low-cost RF/QAM monitoring probe which can be located at transmitter sites for continuous, real-time monitoring of the DTV signal, will also be shown. The RM-40SE is a full-featured, in-depth, 24/7 unattended remote monitoring instrument that performs comprehensive MPEG video monitoring for real-time RF streams and offers all the analysis functionality of the RM-40 base and High Bandwidth Edition (HBE). The RM-40SE remotely monitors, measures, and records DTV streams to ensure their integrity, reliability, and compliance with standards. In addition to the well-established standards supported by the StreamScope line, including ATSC, ATSC A/78, and ETR 101 290, Triveni Digital’s RM-40SE now also represents the first implementation of the new SCTE-142 standard. The optional Remote Troubleshooting Module (RTM) provides remote analysis capabilities, including unique postmortem analysis feature that allows users to analyze/debug issues up to two weeks in the past. Used in conjunction with Triveni Digital’s MT-40 end-to-end, MPEG-2/MPEG-4 transport stream monitoring and analysis system in a distributed network architecture, the RM-40SE also enables stream comparison across the network.
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Select this graphic for further information - A new low-cost version of the Company’s StreamScope™ MT-40 monitor, a comprehensive, user-friendly instrument for real-time analysis and verification of DTV transport streams will be displayed. The MT-40 facilitates end-to-end MPEG-2/MPEG-4 transport stream monitoring and analysis for DTV signals carried by broadcast, cable, satellite, IPTV, or mobile networks. Triveni Digital is using the 2009 NAB Show to offer a budget-sensitive model featuring two PCI card slots. For those broadcasters requiring analysis of just two input types, this solution offers all the functionality needed compared to the current shipping MT-40. In addition to the lower cost, size and weight are greatly reduced. The MT-40 supports RF (VSB), SMPTE310, ASI, QPSK, 64/256 QAM GigE, and file inputs, and broadcasters can select the two inputs best suited for their operations.
Triveni Digital (Booth SU3042)
Triveni Digital Inc. is a subsidiary of LG Electronics and provides systems for enabling enhanced digital television services and digital television service quality assurance solutions. Triveni Digital’s products are produced for DVB SI, ATSC PSIP, data broadcasting, stream analysis, and monitoring. At the 2009 NAB Show, the Company will present…
