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'''ISDB-T''' (Integrated Services Digital Broadcasting – Terrestrial) is the digital terrestrial television standard developed in Japan and also adopted throughout South America and the Philippines.

== Technical specifications ==
* Video codecs: MPEG-2 (Japan SD), H.264/AVC (Japan HD, South America)
* Audio codec: MPEG-2 AAC
* Modulation: COFDM with BST-OFDM (Band Segmented Transmission)
* Resolutions: 480i (1seg mobile), 1080i (full-seg)
* Channel bandwidth: 6 MHz
* Features: Hierarchical transmission, mobile reception (1seg)

== Regional variants ==
* '''ISDB-Tb''' – Brazilian variant using H.264 and Ginga middleware, adopted across South America
* '''ISDB-T''' – Original Japanese implementation

== CRT televisions with ISDB-T tuners ==
Late-era CRT televisions in Japan and South America sometimes included built-in ISDB-T tuners. Japan's analog shutdown occurred in 2011 (2012 for some areas affected by the 2011 earthquake).

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== See also ==
* [[NTSC-M]] - Analog predecessor in Japan and parts of South America
* [[PAL-M]] - Analog standard in Brazil (replaced by ISDB-Tb)

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