Triveni Digital Introduces New StreamScope Analyzer To Bridge ISDB-Tb And TV 3.0 In Brazil
Triveni Digital has announced an ISDB-Tb capability for its StreamScope MT-70, a powerful new addition to the company’s MPEG analyzer platform. Designed specifically for Brazilian broadcasters, the solution provides comprehensive monitoring and troubleshooting capabilities for ISDB-Tb services while supporting the country’s transition to TV 3.0 (also known as DTV+).
The new version of StreamScope MT-70 seamlessly integrates with Triveni’s StreamScope Enterprise centralized quality assurance system, enabling broadcasters to monitor and analyze quality across their entire broadcast operation, from ISDB-Tb to TV 3.0 services. This unified approach is critical as Brazil enters a lengthy simulcast period where both standards will coexist on air.
Built with Brazil-specific support for SBTVD ABNT NBR 15603 tables and descriptors,
StreamScope MT-70 ensures accurate validation and deep visibility into regional broadcast requirements. The solution is available in multiple deployment options, including rack-mount systems, software, and in the cloud, giving broadcasters the flexibility to deploy it based on their operational needs.
The introduction of StreamScope MT-70 ISDB-Tb underscores Triveni Digital’s ongoing commitment to providing comprehensive, future-ready solutions that empower Brazilian broadcasters throughout the multi-year transition to TV 3.0.
Triveni will showcase StreamScope MT-70 with support for ISDB-tb and TV 3.0 at the 2026 NAB Show.
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