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Grupo Televisa selects Thales to enhance video distribution through its satellite contribution network
Nov 17, 2003 12:00 PM
Grupo Televisa has selected Thales for a major international
satellite contribution network project.
Televisa needed a platform that could make the most out of its 8Mbps
satellite link, which enables the delivery of popular TV serials to 17
TV stations distributed in South America. The optimization of the
bandwidth will allow the broadcaster to speed up transmissions and make
room for an additional promotional channel without changing the whole
system layout. A solution was also required to make the system more
flexible by allowing the provider to schedule the delivery of the video
content and send differentiated files to the 17 TV stations.
The Thales solution includes:
OpenStream Management System coupled with the Multicast File
Transfer (MFT) Server, to optimize the scheduled delivery of file
systems,
EMERALD MPEG-2 server, to efficiently broadcast and record MPEG-2
video streams,
OPAL IP over MPEG-2 gateway, to optimize the delivery of data,
AMETHYST smart switcher, to guarantee the continuity of the
broadcast signal,
EyeStream software, to display rich media applications made from
different formats data.
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