PRINCETON, N.J.—Triveni Digital will unveil its StreamScope MT-70 MPEG analyzer offering an advanced web browser for remote access and control during the 2025 NAB Show, April 5-9, at the Las Vegas Convention Center.

The StreamScope MT-70, which eliminates dependence on Java and simplifies compliance with corporate security requirements, offers integrated SCTE-35 logging and Continuous Transport Stream recording to enhance MPEG transport stream troubleshooting, the company said.

Remote video and audio viewing capabilities simplify ease of use for TV station and cable operator engineering teams. Using StreamScope MT-70, TV providers can ensure that DTV services meet all of the latest performance, compliance and quality-of-service standards. Triveni will also offer a StreamScope XM ATSC 3.0 analyzer option, it said.

The company will feature its Station Manager management system that provides broadcasters with a broadcast chain orchestration system for configuration, control and monitoring of ATSC 3.0 and 1.0 chain components. Station Manager also offers an interface to broadcast core networks, managing broadcast jobs such as automated dynamic reconfigurations to optimize service delivery, it said.

In addition, the company will show enhancements to its emergency communications product suite. Triveni Digital will feature its solutions for data broadcast relaying CAP message delivery in collaboration with Digital Alert Systems, along with implementation of ATSC 3.0’s AEI standard. It also will show the latest advancements in its first responder technology, developed in collaboration with Device Solutions and PBS North Carolina, it said.

Company senior vice president of emergent technology Mark Corl will speak April 6 at 11 a.m. in Room W220-221. His presentation, “BPS Mesh Network – Initial Deployment Report,” given during the Broadcast Engineering and IT Conference, will examine actual system deployment.

See Triveni Digital at 2025 NAB Show booth W3067.

More information is available on the company’s website.

LAS VEGAS—Triveni Digital is set to present its StreamScope Portal II analyzer at the 2018 NAB Show. Designed to simplify DTV transport stream troubleshooting, the StreamScope Portal II features a high-res touch-screen interface, rules-based troubleshooting and advanced RF spectrum analysis in a compact, portable hardware system.

The StreamScope Portal II can also be upgraded with ATSC 3.0 analysis capability via StreamScope XM MT software. This enables users to access MPEG quality assurance metrics, including video thumbnails, audio graphs, metadata tables, PID details, EPGs, IP routes, GOP frames and advanced RF spectrum analysis tools. This is important because, with ATSC 3.0, there’s a greater chance that errors can degrade audio and video quality or interrupt services.

This compact, portable unit is ideal for field-testing transport streams at multiple locations. With its convenient, flexible gateway, StreamScope Portal II handles a variety of input options, including Ethernet, ASI and basic or advanced RF and connects to other StreamScope analyzers and remote monitors, and Triveni Digital GuideBuilder metadata management platforms, to assess the health of video distribution plants.

With its video analysis, monitoring and troubleshooting, the StreamScope Portal II cost-effectively handles quality assurance issues as broadcast facilities, and IPTV and cable operations migrate to ATSC 3.0.

The 2018 NAB Show takes place in Las Vegas, April 9-12. Triveni will be in booth N1427. For more information, visit www.nabshow.com.

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PRINCETON, N.J.—Triveni Digital and Avateq are entering into a business marriage, and as often happens in marriages, a name change is in order. The AVQ1020 ATSC 1.0 and AVQ1022 ATSC 3.0 ActiveCore RF layer monitoring receiver and signal analyzers from AvaTeq have been rebranded to fall under Triveni’s StreamScope brand as StreamScope XM RF.

The AVQ1020 and AVQ1022 systems were based on an ActiveCore platform and could monitor and analyze digital broadcasting standards, including proprietary modulation schemes like ATSC 1.0 and ATSC 3.0. Now as StreamScope XM RF, the system can be used in conjunction with Triveni’s StreamScope XM MT quality assurance and StreamScope EM-50 enterprise manager systems to detect, isolate and resolve problems that degrade broadcast services across transmission layers, including RF, MPEG, and IP, in ATSC 1.0 and ATSC 3.0 architectures. This will also offer compliance with federal regulations like the CALM Act and closed-caption requirements.

 Triveni and Avateq plan to collaborate on future integrations with the StreamScope line of products, according to Triveni’s press release.

Triveni and Avateq will both showcase the StreamScope systems at their booths, 644 and 735 respectively, during NAB Show New York.