This document describes a constrained Broadcast Production subset of the ADM (Audio Definition Model - ITU-R BS.2076).

This Technical Report describes the results of the listening test to evaluate the performance of renderers using the MS-IPM methodology.

The pressure on spectrum in the UHF band, where DTT is mainly implemented, has given rise to the idea that Band III could be used for DTT instead. This guide tells you why this is NOT the case and how you can contribute to the discussions.

The EBU is working with its Members to give editorial and digital teams a set of powerful tools to better understand end users, produce and deliver relevant content, measure the impact, and adapt the individual end user’s experience.

Next Generation Audio (NGA) can deliver features such as immersive sound, multiple languages or flex-time audio in a single, multi-purpose workflow and stream. 

For Public Service Media access services such as subtitling are very important. The formats used for its creation and distribution are evolving and converging around IMSC.

Public service media are increasingly using generic IT hardware, networks and storage systems to produce their content and preserve their valuable assets.

The emerging 5G broadband technology may allow broadcasters to produce their content in a more efficient way and may become a new distribution platform for their services.

The Interoperable Master Format is a SMPTE standard for the interchange of multi-version, finished audio-visual content. How relevant is it for broadcasters?