iWedia and Realtek offer joint ATSC 3.0 STB software stack
Wednesday, September 6th, 2023iWedia and Realtek announce new collaboration to offer ATSC 3.0 on set-top boxes
- Collaboration will enable delivery of ATSC3.0 technology via set-top boxes
LAUSANNE, Switzerland — iWedia, a provider of software components and solutions for TV devices for major service operators and consumer electronics manufacturers, and Realtek, one of the world’s leading network and multimedia IC providers, today announced a new collaboration to enable the creation of ATSC 3.0-enabled set-top boxes. This development will help to further accelerate the adoption of ATSC 3.0 technology in the worldwide market.
The partnership centers around Realtek’s RTD1319D 4K UHD SoC, with iWedia integrating several complementary components including ATSC 3.0 software, a browser for running interactive applications and a media player for VOD content, as well as a live TV app with full UX.
This is the second ATSC 3.0 collaboration for iWedia and Realtek, following last year’s announcement of the joint development of a reference platform to speed ATSC 3.0 deployment.
Hans-Jürgen Desor, CEO, iWedia, said, “This new collaboration further strengthens iWedia’s excellent relationship with Realtek, as well as representing another important step towards the adoption of ATSC 3.0 worldwide. Realtek’s leading IC technology with 4K capabilities and iWedia’s proven ATSC 3.0 software solutions integrate superbly to provide a simple, cost-effective path to the benefits of the ATSC 3.0 set-top boxes.”
Yee-Wei Huang, Realtek’s Vice President and Spokesman, said, “Our ongoing relationship with iWedia brings together two leading technology companies with proven 4K UHD and ATSC 3.0 capabilities, enabling us to provide STB manufacturers with a robust ATSC 3.0-ready solution for their customers.”
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