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At NAB Show, we’re putting our ATSC 3.0 core protocol stack front and centre. We’ll be demonstrating our reference integration with an Android set-top box, giving a clear, practical view of how DTVKit can accelerate development for next-generation TV products. For manufacturers and operators, the pressure is clear: → Move faster → Reduce complexity → Stay standards-compliant DTVKit is built for exactly that. ✔ Full source code, royalty-free ✔ Covers all core broadcast standards ✔ Proven to reduce time to market and development cost This is our first time at NAB, and the team will be there in full, ready to meet face-to-face with partners and teams we’ve been working with remotely. If you're building for ATSC or DVB markets, come and see what’s possible. Book a meeting with the team Amy Cleary, Jamie Lee, Jason Nash: https://lnkd.in/e6dSKpPz

DTVKit is heading to NAB Show. We’ll be joining ATSC, The Broadcast Standards Association on their stand in Las Vegas, showcasing how broadcasters and manufacturers can move to IP-based architectures without compromising reliability. The shift to IP-centric broadcast is happening fast. The challenge is making that transition scalable, interoperable, and grounded in real-world deployment. That’s where DTVKit comes in. ✔ Production-ready, standards-based software ✔ Already powering millions of devices ✔ Designed to reduce time to market and engineering overhead At NAB, we’ll be demonstrating our ATSC 3.0 core protocol stack, including a reference integration with an Android set-top box so you can see exactly how it works in practice. If you’re working on next-generation TV products and want a clearer, faster path forward, come and find us. Book a meeting with the team Amy Cleary, Jason Nash, Jamie Lee: https://lnkd.in/e6dSKpPz

IP-based delivery isn’t new to DTVKit. We’ve been supporting it for over a decade, from early red-button streaming applications through to today’s shift toward IP-centric broadcast. Now, that shift is accelerating. We’re actively supporting key standards including ATSC 3.0 and DVB-NIP, with: • Proven ATSC 3.0 stack capabilities • A DVB-NIP core implementation for service discovery and playback • Ongoing development aligned to evolving standards

ATSC 3.0 delivers value across the entire ecosystem. For broadcasters: Move to IP-based infrastructure, launch new services, and unlock targeted advertising revenue. For manufacturers: Build devices that meet rising expectations for quality, performance, and flexibility. For viewers: A more seamless, premium experience. 4K, next-gen audio, and integrated live & catch-up content.

IP-based broadcasting is accelerating. But building for it is still complex, fragmented, and expensive. At DTVKit, we’re changing that. We’re developing a royalty-free, standards-based software suite designed to simplify IP-centric broadcast development covering core standards: ATSC 3.0, DVB-NIP, DVB-I. ✔ Reduce time to market ✔ Lower development complexity ✔ Cut overall costs

DVB-I is evolving quickly, and so are the requirements around it. At DTVKit, we already provide a reference implementation that supports key parts of the standard, including HbbTV-related use cases, giving our members a solid foundation to start building with today. As real-world deployments develop, we’re continuing to align our roadmap with how DVB-I is actually being used in market. That includes: • Expanding feature support based on live deployments • Extending beyond Android to support a wider range of TV platforms