Copyright © Digital Video Broadcasting Project DVB

On the Future DVB Terrestrial

Peter Siebert

DVB Project Office

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Our Mission: To Create And To Promote Video Standards

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What We Have Achieved

1990

‘93

‘95

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2010

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‘15

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2020

‘23

2025

MPEG-21993

H.2642003

HEVC2013

SD HD UHD

DVB UHD1-P1

DVB UHD1-P2

HFR

HDR

Colour

Audio

UHD IP

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DVB-T/T2 Worldwide Success

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DTT Transition Scenarios

Analog TV

T2+HEVC

T2+H.264

T+H.264

T+MPEG2

T2+HEVC

T2+H.264

Transition has already happened or is confirmed

Potential transition in the future

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Performance comparison DVB-T2 vs. DVB-T

1/23/5

2/33/4

4/55/6

1/2

3/5

2/3

3/44/5

5/6

1/2

3/5

2/3

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5/6

1/2

3/5

2/3

3/4

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5/6

1/2

2/3 3/4

5/6 7/8

1/2

2/3

3/4

5/67/8

1/2

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5/6

7/8

5 Mbps

10 Mbps

15 Mbps

20 Mbps

25 Mbps

30 Mbps

35 Mbps

40 Mbps

45 Mbps

50 Mbps

55 Mbps

-3 dB 0 dB 3 dB 6 dB 9 dB 12 dB 15 dB 18 dB 21 dB 24 dB 27 dB

AWGN - Additional White Gaussian NoiseNet Capacity in Stationnary channel

(C/N @ QEF : BER=10-11 - DVB-T2 : Red / DVB-T : Blue)

6dB power saving

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Performance comparison ATSC 3.0 / DVB-T2

Source: Frank Herrmann, Panasonic

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Performance comparison ATSC 3.0 / DVB-T2

Source: Frank Herrmann, Panasonic

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Spectral Performance of ATSC 3.0 and DVB-T2

As compared to DVB-T2 the spectral performance improvement for a single channel is not even 1 dB

For low SNR, which is the relevant region for mobile, there is basically no difference at all

Conclusion: For the time being there are notechnologies available to significantly improve thespectral performance of a single channel

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WiB: A new DTT network architecture

Reduced Capex and Opex

Increased capacity

Evaluation in DVB Study Mission Group

Source: Eric Stare (Teracom)

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New UHD Phase 2 Features Also for DTT

High Dynamic Range

HLG and HDR10

Wider color

Higher Frame Rates

Next Generation Audio

MPEG-H

Dolby AC-4

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Interactivity: HbbTV in all Networks

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Large Variety of HbbTV TV-Apps

EPG

Games

Shopping / „sales through“ Social networks

Targeted

advertisement

Catchup / VoD

portals

Timeshift / replay

Voting

Children / Youth

Live TV

streamsSecond screen

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HbbTV deployment worldwide

14HbbTV Association| Copyright © HbbTV

in regular

operation

announced / trialsunder

consideratio

n

Status: July 2016

Regular operation in

25 countries, more are

preparing launch

> 200 applications deployed

> 40 Mio devices

Used by millions of TV

viewers every day

> 80% of all Smart TVs sold

have HbbTV

Market penetration

continuously growing

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Solution for Wifi Distribution of Broadcast Content in the Home

SatIP supports wifi distribution for C/S/T and IPTV

SatIP/DVB liaison agreement

Slide 16 Semiconductor & Electronic Solutions Copyright16

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The Future will Continue

1990

‘93

‘95

‘98

2000

‘03

‘05

‘08

2010

‘13

‘15

‘18

2020

‘23

2025

MPEG-21993

H.2642003

HEVC2013

SD HD UHD

H.2662020?

DVB UHD-1

DVB UHD-1Phase2

HFR

HDR

Colour

Audio

UHD IP

VR ?

???

???

DVB-WiB

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For DTT we cannot expect spectrum efficiency improvents for single channel transmission. However overall network optimisation is possible

The current UHD Phase 2 specification defines a new level of userexperience

IP and hybrid delivery and applications will be DVB's strategic focus

For interactivy and hybrid applications HbbTV is our partner

Broadcast is and will be an important factor

DVB is committed to provide the neccesary specification for the successof broadcast

Conclusion

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Dominant platform

118 million

households rely on

DTT

Linear TV is alive

3 hours of

watching

per day

250

200

150

100

50

0

Min

ute

s p

er

day

Linear TV

Non Linear

TV

DTT is growing

80% growth in 5 years

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100

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700

2008 2013Public Service

Media

Commercial

DVB-T2: A European Success Story

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DTV in Poland

GDP per capita is similar to Malaysia

(10840 Eur vs 8488 Eur in Turkey)

66% of TV revenues are subsription

Strong uptake of DTT

Mobile services offered on DVB-T

28 FTA + 11 pay + 2 regional

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DTV in Germany

Germany has started T2 with HEVC

1080p50 will deliver best quality

Portable reception

40 Free to air as well as pay TV services

Basic STBs below 40 Euros