Streamwise System Streams – TV3.0

Are you ready for TV 3.0?

The StreamWise TV 3.0 Test suites from Allegro DVT consists of carefully prepared video and audio test streams for self-testing against the relevant parts of the basic broadcast TV 3.0 specification.

The StreamWise Test suites help the digital TV device manufacturers to better develop compliant products with the latest TV3.0 broadcast standard.

Test Streams

The TV3.0 Test suites consist of carefully prepared video and audio streams and clips customized for performing tests based on TV3.0 specifications concerning:

Part 2 (ABNT NBR 25602:2025): TV 3.0 – Transport layer

Part 3 (ABNT NBR 25603:2025): TV 3.0 – Video coding

Part 4 (ABNT NBR 25604:2025): TV 3.0 – Audio coding

Part 5 (ABNT NBR 25605:2025): TV 3.0 – Closed captioning

Part 7 (ABNT NBR 25607:2025): TV 3.0 – Emergency warning system

Documentation

The TV 3.0 Test suites are delivered with comprehensive documentation with instructions. The documentation explains the contents of each test stream, the way the streams are to be used against the test cases and what are the various parameter settings to be used with each stream.

Stream Player

The Streamwise Suites are delivered with a dedicated Streamer application for playing out the test streams, that comes with a handy WEB based user interface for effortless operation.

System Requirements

The TV3.0 Streamwise Suite currently supports the following hardware configuration:

2.8 GHz dual-core Intel

2 GB RAM

500 GB hard drive

Windows XP

Unique Selling Points

Verify system compliance and robustness before mass-deployment to end users. Thanks to Allegro DVT system test streams, IC vendors, OEMs and broadcasters can be confident that their products will comply with today’s and tomorrow’s broadcasts.

Allegro DVT system streams are specifically designed to ease system testing. They provide two levels of verification: quick visual check or in-depth and accurate analysis with measuring tools.

Target Users

IC vendors, system vendors (set-top boxes, digital TVs, smartphones, tablets, etc.) and broadcasters.