The ATSC 2.0-compatible 3D TV terrestrial broadcast system that LG...
The ATSC 2.0-compatible 3D TV terrestrial broadcast system that LG demonstrated publicly for the first time at the NAB Show (CED April 15 p6) was more than a “concept” prototype, but is “still a ways off from commercialization,” LG spokesman…
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John Taylor told us Wednesday. ATSC 2.0 standards activity “is really still in its early stages,” Taylor said. It’s possible the ATSC will incorporate “some of these technologies as enhancements to the ATSC family of standards in the 2011-2012 time frame,” he said. “But we wanted to show its feasibility in its early implementation here. That was really the main purpose of showing it.” The demo generated a lot of interest on the NAB floor because it showed new ways that terrestrial broadcasters can deliver 3D, “whereas the focus on 3D has been on satellite, cable and recorded media,” he said.