Triveni Digital to unveil StreamScope MT-70 MPEG analyser at NAB
Triveni Digital, a provider of ATSC 1.0 and 3.0 service delivery, data broadcasting and quality assurance solutions, has announced the launch of StreamScope MT-70, the latest evolution of its industry-leading MPEG analyser. Debuting at the NAB Show 2025, the new analyser introduces a web-based client application for remote access and control, eliminating Java dependencies and enhancing security compliance.
Mark Simpson, president and CEO at Triveni Digital, said: 'Our StreamScope product line has been trusted by broadcasters for more than 25 years, and at this year's NAB Show, we're excited to introduce powerful enhancements to our industry-leading professional MPEG stream analyser. The new StreamScope MT-70 features state-of-the-art monitoring technologies to streamline operations and improve the quality of service for ATSC 1.0 and ATSC 3.0 broadcasts. With the new monitoring capabilities, our customers are ready to deliver the future of broadcast TV.'
The StreamScope MT-70 offers an array of next-generation monitoring and analysis tools designed to enhance reliability and efficiency in the rapidly evolving media landscape. Features include remote video and audio viewing, allowing broadcast engineers and cable operators to efficiently oversee DTV service performance, compliance, and quality assurance.
The analyser also integrates SCTE-35 logging for ad insertion monitoring, aiding CATV technicians in viewing ad splices and optimising workflows. Seamless integration with Triveni's StreamScope enterprise management system enables system-wide monitoring, while customisable web dashboards provide tailored insights for improved operational efficiency. Running on Linux Ubuntu 24.04 with quarterly security updates, the StreamScope MT-70 is built for long-term security and reliability.
Additional features include optional HD-SDI input for pre-encode analysis, supporting high-density serial port inputs, as well as ATSC 3.0 RF and IP input analysis for robust monitoring of NEXTGEN TV streams. Triveni Digital also offers a StreamScope XM ATSC 3.0 analyzer option for comprehensive ATSC 3.0 monitoring.
Triveni Digital will showcase the StreamScope MT-70 at NAB Show 2025, taking place April 6-9 in Las Vegas.
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