or enhanced digital television (EDTV) (also known as datacasting)—a term used for certain digital on-air programming (not generally available today) that includes additional resources viewers can download. Viewers will be able to simultaneously watch an enhanced TV production and, in the background, receive hundreds of megabytes of additional video, audio, text, and images related to the program. Imagine your favorite PBS documentary accompanied by a CD-ROM, but with the content stored directly on your computer or in the memory of your digital set-top box.
Enhanced TV (ETV) is one example of interactive TV. It is used in particular in reference to "two-screen" TV + PC services. Generally users of these ETV services have their TV and computer in the same room, and navigate their web browser to a particular program-specific Web site that is synchronized to the live program by the broadcast TV network.