Today, Advanced HDR by Technicolor announced that MyVelo TV has integrated the Advanced HDR by Technicolor solution into its Premiere conversion box based on the latest Amlogic flagship system-on-chip (SoC), with plans to extend support across other product lines in the future. 

MyVelo TV’s Premiere conversion box is available for order today and expected to ship in mid-2026 for markets across North America, South America and the Caribbean.        

Driven by strong consumer feedback in major test markets, MyVelo TV has made high dynamic range (HDR) a core feature across its NextGen Smart TV products — with a focus on making HDR simple and automatic for consumers.

“MyVelo TV believes consumers shouldn’t have to understand HDR standards to enjoy better picture quality,” said Mark Jensen, Chief Executive Officer and Co-Founder of MyVelo TV. “Different HDR technologies excel in different scenarios — cinematic movies, live sports, or broadcast television. With the addition of Advanced HDR by Technicolor we support all major HDR formats, our Premiere conversion box automatically delivers the best possible picture for each viewer’s TV screen. This approach removes complexity for consumers while fully unlocking the promise of NEXTGEN TV.”

By integrating Advanced HDR by Technicolor alongside other leading HDR formats, MyVelo TV’s Premiere platform is designed to support the technical objectives of NEXTGEN TV deployments and emerging conversion box categories being defined by the industry and broadcasters. This multi-HDR capability positions MyVelo TV as a strong candidate for future mass-market conversion solutions as ATSC 3.0 adoption accelerates nationwide.

Meeting that demand at scale, however, depends on parallel investments by broadcasters as they roll out ATSC 3.0 channels and services nationwide.

“The continued expansion of ATSC 3.0 channels and services is driving a market need for HDR-enabled NEXTGEN TV conversion boxes and TVs,” said Matthew Goldman, vice president of strategic and technical initiatives for Sinclair, Inc, which implements Advanced HDR by Technicolor in over 150 ATSC 3.0 channels across the US, as well as on Sinclair’s digital channels. “The enhanced picture improvements delivered by HDR provide an exciting technological development for both broadcasters and viewers. That is why Sinclair has deployed more HDR channels than all other US broadcasters combined. The partnership between Advanced HDR by Technicolor and MyVelo TV is a proof point that the ecosystem is coalescing to ensure that consumers can enjoy NEXTGEN TV content in HDR.”  

That market momentum is reinforced by how quickly viewers recognize the value of HDR once it is delivered consistently and without friction, particularly in high-impact programming such as live sports.

“When people see HDR content, they immediately notice the difference — especially when enjoying sports and other live events,” said Rick Dumont, head of business development for Advanced HDR by Technicolor. “As the industry evolves from standard dynamic range (SDR) technology to HDR, it is important to remember that broadcasters, distributors, and consumers are all at different points in the upgrade cycle. The Advanced HDR by Technicolor solution addresses this challenge during the transition to NEXTGEN TV (ATSC 3.0) by embedding HDR metadata into the SDR signal. Broadcasters can efficiently send one transmission, and consumers’ devices interpret that signal as either SDR or HDR depending on their capabilities. This creates a migration path that leaves no one behind as the industry evolves with NEXTGEN TV.” 

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About Advanced HDR by Technicolor

Advanced HDR by Technicolor is a suite of high-dynamic-range (HDR) technologies designed to deliver superior video quality across a variety of display devices and network environments. Developed as a collaboration between InterDigital and Philips, it includes formats like SL-HDR1, SL-HDR2, and SL-HDR3, which dynamically optimize and convert HDR content to match the capabilities of the display device in real-time. This allows broadcasters and content providers to deliver a high-quality viewing experience with improved contrast, brightness, and color accuracy while maximizing bandwidth efficiency. With support for multiple distribution workflows, Advanced HDR by Technicolor enables seamless integration into existing infrastructures, making it a preferred solution for broadcasters seeking to future-proof their HDR delivery. Advanced HDR by Technicolor’s partnerships include broadcasters, streaming service providers, TV and conversion box manufacturers, SoC producers as well as hardware and software solution providers. To learn more about Advanced HDR by Technicolor visit:

https://advancedhdrbytechnicolor.pro.

About MyVelo TV

MyVelo TV is a next-generation entertainment platform that combines the best of broadcast and streaming in one powerful, easy-to-use device. Designed to maximize value and flexibility for consumers, MyVelo TV provides access to free, live, and on-demand content through a family of NextGen TV Advanced boxes that empower your existing television. Based in Atlanta, Georgia, we are committed to revolutionizing home entertainment by offering a comprehensive, user-friendly solution for accessing both subscription-based and free television content. To learn more about MyVelo TV visit: https://www.myvelotv.com.

Advanced HDR by Technicolor and BitRouter announced that the ZapperBox quad tuner and dual tuner product line will add support for Advanced HDR by Technicolor technology to provide a superior HDR viewing experience. Manufactured by BitRouter, ZapperBox is a NEXTGEN TV and ATSC 1.0 receiver that delivers an optimized viewing experience in high dynamic range (HDR) while enabling the seamless transition from standard dynamic range (SDR) to HDR over free NEXTGEN TV broadcasts.

The ongoing deployment of NEXTGEN TV in North America, also known as ATSC 3.0, and DTV+ in Brazil, which utilizes many elements of ATSC 3.0 and was previously referred to as “TV 3.0”, illustrates the growing momentum for these new and advanced broadcast standards. To enjoy free over-the-air (OTA) content in HDR, consumers will need a NEXTGEN TV or a NEXTGEN TV receiver connected to a HDR-enabled TV. BitRouter’s HDR integration demonstrates how the ecosystem works together to ensure the transition to ATSC 3.0 doesn’t leave the audience behind.

“Features such as 4K and HDR have driven consumers to expect excellent image quality from their received video content. At the same time, video consumption has never been higher,” said Gopal Miglani, the founder and president of BitRouter. “The partnership between BitRouter and Advanced HDR by Technicolor along with others in the ecosystem is a strategic step that supports the growing availability of NEXTGEN TV content in HDR and consumers’ ability to access that content through HDR-enabled, ATSC 3.0-ready TV receivers.” 

“Device manufacturers across the industry are recognizing the impact that HDR has on consumer perception of video content,” said Rick Dumont, head of business development for Advanced HDR by Technicolor. “NEXTGEN TV receivers like BitRouter’s ZapperBox enable TVs that do not have the NEXTGEN TV functionality to receive this high quality free broadcast content, and the deployment of these receivers with Advanced HDR by Technicolor technology allows consumers to maximize their picture quality to enjoy the full benefit of NEXTGEN TV over previous broadcast reception like ATSC 1.0. The Advanced HDR by Technicolor solution combines SDR and HDR in a single signal, so consumers will always have the best possible video experience without needing to worry about having the right TV at home. Our partnership with BitRouter makes it easier for consumers to enjoy HDR content and is an integral part of ensuring the successful rollout of NEXTGEN TV across markets in the US.”

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About Advanced HDR by Technicolor

Advanced HDR by Technicolor is a suite of high-dynamic-range (HDR) technologies designed to deliver superior video quality across a variety of display devices and network environments. Developed as a collaboration with InterDigital, Philips and Technicolor, it includes formats like SL-HDR1, SL-HDR2, and SL-HDR3, which dynamically optimize HDR content to match the capabilities of the display device in real-time. This allows broadcasters and content providers to deliver a high-quality viewing experience with improved contrast, brightness, and color accuracy while maximizing bandwidth efficiency. With support for multiple distribution workflows, Advanced HDR by Technicolor enables seamless integration into existing infrastructures, making it a preferred solution for broadcasters seeking to future-proof their HDR delivery. To learn more about Advanced HDR by Technicolor visit: https://advancedhdrbytechnicolor.pro. 

About BitRouter

BitRouter is a TV & set-top box software company and ZapperBox is a NEXTGEN TV consumer electronics brand owned by BitRouter. BitRouter’s ATSC 3.0 middleware is field proven, robust, and flexible, enabling development of set-top boxes, TVs, automotive, distance learning or mobile devices. For more information, contact BitRouter at info@bitrouter.com, or visit the company’s website at www.bitrouter.com.  

Advanced HDR by Technicolor and Zinwell, a leading provider of digital cable, satellite, wireless equipment, 5G and Internet of Things products, are teaming up  to integrate the Advanced HDR by Technicolor technology onto next-generation ATSC 3.0 conversion boxes manufactured by Zinwell for the North America market.

“Consumers increasingly expect higher picture quality across platforms, while broadcasters are moving toward advanced video formats with the rollout of ATSC 3.0,” said Paul Wu, vice president of sales division III at Zinwell. “HDR has become a vital feature for delivering a premium viewing experience. The incorporation of the Advanced HDR by Technicolor solution enables Zinwell to meet evolving consumer demands.”

The Zinwell team is already working with Philips, one of the developers of Advanced HDR by Technicolor, to integrate the Advanced HDR by Technicolor solution to Zinwell’s conversion box powered by Amlogic system-on-chip. System optimization is also underway as well as testing to ensure compatibility with broadcaster workflows and various display devices.

“Zinwell’s integration of Advanced HDR plays a significant role in these early days of ATSC 3.0 adoption,” said Rick Dumont, head of business development for Advanced HDR by Technicolor. “HDR-enabled conversion boxes, such as Zinwell’s product line, allow consumers with non ATSC 3.0 TVs to enjoy premium viewing experiences in HDR from an ATSC 3.0 broadcast. As the ecosystem makes the shift to ATSC 3.0, HDR capabilities continue to grow.”

“ATSC 3.0 services continue to expand across America, generating the need for HDR-enabled conversion boxes and displays,” said Matthew Goldman, vice president of strategic and technical initiatives for Sinclair, Inc, which implements Advanced HDR by Technicolor in over 150 ATSC 3.0 channels across the US, as well as on Sinclair’s digital channels. “HDR offers an exciting picture improvement to television services, and Sinclair has deployed more HDR channels than every other broadcaster combined. This partnership between Zinwell and Advanced HDR by Technicolor is an important step for building an ecosystem where consumers can enjoy NEXTGEN TV content in HDR.”

Through the seamless collaborations with the technical teams of Amlogic and Advanced HDR by Technicolor, Zinwell has completed integration of Advanced HDR by Technicolor in Zinwell NEXTGEN TV Box and will launch in the American market soon.

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About Advanced HDR by Technicolor

Advanced HDR by Technicolor is a suite of high-dynamic-range (HDR) technologies designed to deliver superior video quality across a variety of display devices and network environments. Developed as a collaboration between InterDigital and Philips, it includes formats like SL-HDR1, SL-HDR2, and SL-HDR3, which dynamically optimize and convert HDR content to match the capabilities of the display device in real-time. This allows broadcasters and content providers to deliver a high-quality viewing experience with improved contrast, brightness, and color accuracy while maximizing bandwidth efficiency. With support for multiple distribution workflows, Advanced HDR by Technicolor enables seamless integration into existing infrastructures, making it a preferred solution for broadcasters seeking to future-proof their HDR delivery. Advanced HDR by Technicolor’s partnerships include broadcasters, streaming service providers, TV and conversion box manufacturers, SoC producers as well as hardware and software solution providers. To learn more about Advanced HDR by Technicolor visit:

https://advancedhdrbytechnicolor.pro.

About Zinwell

Founded in Taiwan in 1981, Zinwell is a provider of digital cable/satellite/terrestrial receiving equipment, broadcast and broadband communication equipment, IPTV receiving equipment, and wireless equipment. As a leading enterprise in these fields, Zinwell has discreetly laid the groundwork for long-term growth. Committed to strengthening its workforce and technical excellence, Zinwell prioritizes teamwork and innovation in its product development. Zinwell serves customers worldwide and actively engages with international partners and standards ecosystems, including those in the United States.