Triveni Digital To Demonstrate StreamScope & GuideBuilder At NAB

At this year's NAB, Triveni Digital will demonstrate the fifth generation of its StreamScope® and GuideBuilder® solutions, as well as GuideBuilder DM and the Open MediaHub™ initiative.
The company will also demonstrate activities and products that support ATSC 2.0, ATSC 3.0, and the emerging multiscreen viewing environment for local television content. Demonstrations will be at the Triveni Digital Booth (SU5602) as well as the ATSC Hotspot (N2835).
On April 7, from 11:00 to 11:30 as part of the Broadcast Engineering Conference (BEC), Mark Corl, chief technology officer at Triveni Digital, will present on 'Broadcast Enhanced Content Distribution,' including the Open MediaHub™ initiative.
Richard Chernock, Triveni Digital's chief science officer and chairman of the ATSC 3.0 standards development committee, will chair a tutorial session at the BEC. On April 7, from 14:00 to 17:00, Chernock will present and moderate the IEEE BTS Tutorial: "Future Television Technology – Part 2 – Advanced Coding."
Triveni Digital's StreamScope® MT-50, is the fifth generation of the company's real-time DTV transport stream analysis and troubleshooting system. It enables IPTV operators to monitor and analyse DTV transport streams and comply with worldwide audio loudness standards and legislation.
The StreamScope platform offers an optional 10 Gigabit Ethernet interface.
Broadcasters and service operators can plug the StreamScope MT-50 directly into the backbone switch. It also features CALM analysis with triggered recording functionality designed to improve audio QoS and increase viewer satisfaction.
Triveni Digital will also be showcasing the recently introduced GuideBuilder® 5, the fifth generation of Triveni Digital's PSIP, SI, and mobile ESG generator.
GuideBuilder 5 provides support for any DTV provider's preferred deployment approach.
GuideBuilder 5 is described by the company as "the most significant revision to the GuideBuilder platform in several years".
The enhanced GuideBuilder platform includes updated user interfaces, a Linux OS foundation and is the core system for the GuideBuilder DM extension.
New Mobile Emergency Alert System (M-EAS) functionality for GuideBuilder 5 will be shown for the first time at the 2014 NAB Show. Available as an extension to GuideBuilder M/H (mobile/handheld), the new functionality allows for the delivery of multimedia emergency alerts to mobile DTV-equipped devices such as cell phones, tablets, handheld receivers, and in-car navigation systems, and has been integrated with mobile broadcast equipment from other leading vendors.
Triveni Digital's recently launched StreamScope® Portal will also be demonstrated at the 2014 NAB Show.
The portable, tablet-based MPEG analysis and monitoring tool is now shipping with features optimised for both cable MSOs and local broadcasters.
The StreamScope Portal helps engineers perform real-time and file-based MPEG-2/MPEG-4 analysis and troubleshooting of DTV transport streams on Gigabit Ethernet networks and other key interfaces. In addition, StreamScope Portal serves as an engineer's personal gateway into other Triveni Digital products in a DTV facility, including GuideBuilder® 5, StreamScope MT-50, and StreamScope RM, to further maximise efficiencies and cost savings.
Triveni Digital will also be showcasing its new GuideBuilder® DM metadata generation platform. Extending the current GuideBuilder platform for fixed and mobile broadcast television, GuideBuilder DM enables local broadcasters to support the complex metadata management and delivery requirements associated with the emerging content delivery environment for local media. GuideBuilder DM supports ATSC 2.0, ATSC 3.0, and unified metadata handling for local station "Watch apps" and websites. Through GuideBuilder DM, users can manage microschedules, triggers, and rich content descriptors that can be inserted into the broadcast as well as delivered over the Internet.
Triveni Digital's Open MediaHub™ initiative will also be featured at the 2014 NAB Show. Open MediaHub is an open-source software initiative that enables cost-optimised content delivery and broadcast cache management.
The open environment for consumer electronic devices enables local broadcasters to exploit their key content distribution cost and quality advantages in the emerging media landscape by supporting applications and devices for viewing broadcast content.
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