Broadcast Delivery

Here is how this works in practice. Broadcast delivery in South Korea is anchored by the ATSC 3.0 terrestrial framework adopted nationwide, together with the published technical specs of the four major free-to-air networks — KBS, MBC, SBS. JTBC — and the cable and satellite ops distributing through them. Each TV networks keeps its own ingest profile covering accepted codecs, container formats, audio channel mapping, loudness targets, captioning workflow, and metadata schema. Our delivery team holds today's spec sheets for each of them and prepares masters in lock-step with the published needs, so files clear technical acceptance on the first submission rather than cycling through rejection notes that put air dates at risk.

Here is the short of it. For global networks taking Korean content under licence. Whether that is North American cable, European public TV networks, or pan-Asian ops. We run dual-standard delivery covering both the domestic Korean master and the localised global version. PAL, NTSC, and HD frame-rate conversions are handled with motion-compensated processing rather than simple frame doubling, audio is remixed to R128 or OP-59 loudness depending on the destination.

Here is the breakdown. Closed-caption and subtitle files are reformatted to the receiving TV networks's preferred container. Automated QC runs sit with manual ops review. Every package ships with a written compliance report documenting video levels, audio loudness, safe-area conformance. Metadata completeness so receiving TV networks can sign off without escalation.