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IPTV@IBC08 > Preview Cable & Satellite Europe
IBC 2008: the preview
The IBC exhibition takes place at the Rai Centre in Amsterdam from September 8-12.
Cable and Satellite Europe takes a look at some of the IPTV products on offer this year.
WHAT DO THEY DO? TR 101 290 now provides full
Accedo ANT Visitors to BitBand’s stand at the ATSC, PSIP, and DVB support. The
STAND: IP126 STAND: IP154/156 show will be able to see the com- External Integration Interface (Eii)
pany’s scalable Content Delivery provides an interface to all of the
WHAT’S SHOWING? Network, as well as the new quali- measurements made in real time
Web 2.0 applications ty of experience IPTV solution on the VideoBRIDGE series of IP-
QualiCTV that has been devel- Probes. Integrators are able to
WHAT DOES IT DO? oped to support fast channel choose the level of details they
At IBC 2008, Accedo will present change. The company says that want dynamically, and probe
IPTV applications that can con- WHAT’S SHOWING? both solutions provide a cost- setup and configuration can be
nect to well known Web 2.0 serv- ANT Galio Suite effective means of scaling up controlled from any external
ices. According to the company, IPTV services for on-demand and application.
these services will bring attractive WHAT DOES IT DO? broadcast content. QualiCTV
content and functionality from ANT will showcase its Galio Suite helps operators resolve issues CONTACT:
the internet to the TV and bring that has been developed to pro- such as packet loss due to errors W:
www.bridgetech.tv
differentiating services to the vide network operators, content on access lines and slow channel
IPTV market. These services will providers and device manufactur- zapping.
be available for Accedo’s cus- ers with an environment for the Dreampark
tomers from the fourth quarter of development and delivery of mul- CONTACT: STAND: 5.A21
2008. timedia services. ANT says it E:
sales@bitband.com
allows content developers to W:
www.bitband.com
CONTACT: focus on producing dynamic, visu-
W:
www.accedobroadband.com ally exciting multimedia services
rather than the infrastructure to Bridge Technologies
support them. ANT will be show- STAND: 1.B29
Akamai Technologies ing a hybrid set-top box at IBC,
STAND: 6.C28 demonstrating how to navigate
various channels without thinking WHAT’S NEW?
WHAT’S SHOWING? about the delivery method. Dreamgallery 3.4
HD delivery services
CONTACT: WHAT DOES IT DO?
WHAT DOES IT DO? E:
info@antplc.com At IBC, Dreampark will highlight
Akamai Technologies says it will W:
www.antplc.com the latest version of its
unveil new industry insight into WHAT’S SHOWING? Dreamgallery middlware solution.
the adoption and delivery of high- v3.7 software for Bridgetech’s IP- The new version offers new fea-
definition services by media and BitBand Probes; Eii tures including MMS to the TV,
entertainment companies around STAND: 4.B61 mobile personal video recording,
the world at IBC. The company WHAT DOES IT DO? barker channel, prepaid,
says delivering video in HD can Bridge Technologies’ v3.7 soft- Dreamlets and support for RSS .
facillitate the execution of prof- ware is provided as a free Enhanced network personal video
itable digital media strategies and upgrade to existing IP-Probe own- recording end-user features
successful online events. It will ers. v3.7 provides the ability to include start over, historic EPG,
also highlight its Digital Wave record transport streams into scheduled recordings and time-
themed electronic programme files on the IP-Probe, and record- shifted TV.
guide for the first time at IBC ing can be triggered by alarms.
WHAT’S SHOWING? The TR 101 290 analysis capability CONTACT:
CONTACT: Content Delivery Network; is extended, with new functionali- E:
info@dreampark.se
W:
www.akamai.com QualiCTV ty in the graphical user interface. W:
www.dreampark.com
searchable archive at
www.informamedia.com
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