With ATSC 3.0’s increasing adoption, this new standard is the future
of over-the-air TV, using existing antenna technologies and adding
IP delivery to end devices. Broadcasters can provide IP video to their
users without building new infrastructure and deliver high-density
content using minimal bandwidth.
Broadcasters can take advantage of this new format to:
WISI has launched a new Inca IP Video Platform module to receive ATSC 3.0 broadcast signals.
As the broadcast industry embraces ATSC 3.0, Pay-TV operators need to ensure that they can receive these signals. While ATSC 3.0 is not yet a mandatory format for video operators in the United States, the new standard is the future of over-the-air TV and lays the foundation for a more engaging, immersive television experience. As broadcasters migrate from ATSC 1.0 to ATSC 3.0, operators will need the ability to receive ATSC 3.0 or risk being left behind.
Our customers experience reliable and efficient operation thanks to a responsive world-class team.
Our support team members have decades of experience in the field and are certified by the SCTE-ISBE as Digital Video Engineering Professionals (DVEP).
Our support team consists of former cable and IPTV headend engineers who understand the daily complexities of managing a video headend.
