Broadcast Engineers and Technicians, as well their managers and executives planning for the future, all need to understand the wide-ranging implications of the Advanced Television Systems Committee’s latest suite of standards, ATSC 3.0. This course provides key insights into how the system, conceived from the beginning as an international broadcast platform, paves the way for the next generation of television with the convergence of the best capabilities of broadcasting and broadband. Built on a new understanding of the latest video and audio formats, the most modern compression technology, and adapted internet data protocols, you’ll be able to:

• Recognize how ATSC 3.0’s new video and audio capabilities make it different from other content delivery systems
• Understand everything from basic principles to advanced techniques of video and audio compression
• Configure multiple bitstreams with a flexible choice of data rates and reception robustness
• Identify key issues in transport and Digital Rights Management (DRM)
• Analyze the benefits and trade-offs of various implementations – and avoid the pitfalls – as you plan, design, purchase and install an ATSC 3.0 system that meets your specific scenario

Intended Audience: 

• Engineers and Technicians in
  Broadcasting, Systems Design and
  Integration
• Technical Managers need to
  design and deploy ATSC 3.0 systems
• C-Suite Management needs to
  understand the resources required to
  implement this technology