Resolved -
This issue has now been resolved and the remediation efforts have been confirmed by reporting sites.
We are resolving this Status Page Notificaiton but will continue to monitor stream performacne.
Mar 25, 15:50 PDT
Update -
We are receiving reports of stream degradation on the affected Terrestrial stream.
We are addressing the situation with the stream origination source, and we'll provide more updates as they become available.
Mar 20, 11:15 PDT
Update -
The equipment performing the encoding at the stream origination site for the PBS Kids Terrestrial stream (PBS-03) has experienced an unexpected failure that has resulted in a 6-second delay being added to the delivery of PBS Kids-Terrestrial.
The unexpected outage may result in impacted service for the PBS-03 stream until further notice (estimated to take ~2 weeks to repair – April 1).
To adjust to the PBS-Kids delay, stations can adjust their Ericsson Satellite IRD, or mitigate the impact of the PBS-Kids delay by adding a 999 ms delay (~1 second) into the “Latency Adjustment” field of the Edit Channel page of the sIX Global or sIX Local GUI.
We will continue to monitor the situation and provide updates as they become available.
Mar 18, 16:28 PDT
Monitoring -
The stream origination site has identified the source of the delay as an adjustment made to address missing SCTE triggers. Efforts are ongoing to correct the trigger timing, and further evaluation will determine whether the delay can be reduced.
We will continue to monitor the situation and provide updates as they become available.
Mar 18, 15:39 PDT
Investigating -
We are investigating reports that the PBS-03 Terrestrial feed for PBS Kids is delayed by approximately 6 seconds compared to the satellite feed.
Our team is reaching out to the stream origination site to assess the encoding pipeline. Updates will be provided as more information becomes available.
Mar 18, 15:20 PDT