ATSC 1, 2 & 3.0 Nextgen USB stick for America

Hello Everyone

This is the new GTMedia ATSC 1, 2 & 3.0 Nextgen USB stick for America which will be released soon. Designed for Andoid Boxes, Cel etc

Use HDTV MATE via HDTVPlayer to watch ATSC 1.0 and 3.0 programs on all your favorite devices.
• Watch Live TV
• Support Electronic Program Guide(EPG), support DVR, Support Time-Shifting recording and scheduled recording function
• Full access to all receivable channels in your local area
• Program synopsis
• Closed Captioning (CC)
• Fully compatible with ATSC digital TV standard, Clear UHD/HD picture and easy to install and use, Support Android OS of Smart Television, Phone, Tablet, TV Box, PC and Car Computer.
• ISO will come Hu r soon……
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is that a little antenna sticking out of the end of it ?

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Originally Posted by swan

is that a little antenna sticking out of the end of it ?

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Yup...and absolutely useless unless you live in the tv station you're trying to get.It will work with a cable feed or a QUALITY ota antenna as long as the stations are withinn 50 to 80 miles.Height of antenna is critical as well.Hauppauge makes a similar device that works well depending on where you live.I have 2 of them that are useless to me because I'm over 80 miles from any terrestrial broadcast tower.

if your tv was made in the last 20 years you don't need this adapter

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Originally Posted by dishuser

if your tv was made in the last 20 years you don't need this adapter

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I think only the newest high end tv's come with ATSC3.0 tuners.

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Originally Posted by dishuser

if your tv was made in the last 20 years you don't need this adapter

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This is true of the atsc 2.0 tuner & it's standard,but atsc 3.0 has been implemented to make ready for FHD 30fps as well as UHD 30fps as well as AC4 audio...3.0 tuners are just showing up in tv sets now.

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Originally Posted by The Noof

This is true of the atsc 2.0 tuner & it's standard,but atsc 3.0 has been implemented to make ready for FHD 30fps as well as UHD 30fps as well as AC4 audio...3.0 tuners are just showing up in tv sets now.

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out of the 40+ stations I have none are 4k
my 19 year old lg plays 1080 just fine

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Originally Posted by dishuser

out of the 40+ stations I have none are 4k
my 19 year old lg plays 1080 just fine

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And it will, but most if not all broadcasts are 720p/1080i, because thats pretty much all atsc 2.0 supports and on ac3 audio.atsc 3.0 is paving the way for 45 braodcasts.

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High-definition television (HDTV) in the United States was introduced in 1998 and has since become increasingly popular and dominant in the television market. Hundreds of HD channels are available in millions of homes and businesses both terrestrially and via subscription services such as satellite, cable and IPTV. HDTV has quickly become the standard, with about 85% of all TVs used being HD as of 2018.[1][failed verification] In the US, the 720p and 1080i formats are used for linear channels, while 1080p is available on a limited basis, mainly for pay-per-view and video on demand content. Some networks have also began transmitting content at 1080p via ATSC 3.0 multiplex channels, with CBS and NBC affiliates being the main stations that transmit at 1080p.

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And it will, but most if not all broadcasts are 720p/1080i, because thats pretty much all atsc 2.0 supports and on ac3 audio.atsc 3.0 is paving the way for 45 braodcasts.

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last I read 4k was being tested but I don't remember what countries
I know some friends have bought 8k devices(tv's and such)
IMO that's over kill
reminds me when bev came out with the 6000 but only offered a handful of hd channels...lol

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last I read 4k was being tested but I don't remember what countries
I know some friends have bought 8k devices(tv's and such)
IMO that's over kill
reminds me when bev came out with the 6000 but only offered a handful of hd channels...lol

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I guess "overkill" will always be a matter of perception, but as long as we are a species on this planet,we will be doomed to attempt to progress.Look at the changes in the last 50 years of home entertainment & communication:it's mind boggling, & shows no sign of slowing down.atsc3.0 will be better than atsc2.0 from that point of view.lol.

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I guess "overkill" will always be a matter of perception, but as long as we are a species on this planet,we will be doomed to attempt to progress.Look at the changes in the last 50 years of home entertainment & communication:it's mind boggling, & shows no sign of slowing down.atsc3.0 will be better than atsc2.0 from that point of view.lol.

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but if you wait until technology advances then prices will drop
that has been proven time and time again

Atsc 3 will most likely be encrypted sooner or later.
There are quite a few atsc crypted channels now.