👉 The HDTV (High Definition Television) project was an initiative aimed at advancing television technology to deliver high-definition content with improved resolution, color accuracy, and picture quality. Launched in the early 2000s, the project focused on developing new standards and technologies to support HDTV broadcasting and reception, addressing the growing demand for clearer, more vibrant visuals. Key aspects included the HDTV Standard (H.264/AVC), which provided efficient compression for HD content, and the development of HDTV receivers and transmitters capable of handling these high-definition signals. The project also involved international collaboration among standards bodies to ensure global compatibility and interoperability, ultimately leading to the widespread adoption of HDTV in various regions.
