On The NAB Exhibit Floor: Vitec

Vitec | Booth SL6821 | www.vitec.com 

Vitec’s enterprise-grade EZ TV IPTV and digital signage platform can now manage and drive complex video wall setups and is interoperable with the latest content protection and DRM standards required by the leading services providers for IPTV deployments. These capabilities are fully supported through the EZ TV Platform, with DRM integration also available across Vitec’s IPTV set-top-boxes, signage end-points, and the cutting-edge EZ TV IPTV mobile app. Attendees will see a live demonstration of the new EZ TV release.

“This release adds incredible value to our market-leading EZ TV IPTV and digital signage platform,” said Eli Garten, VP of IPTV & Enterprise Video Solutions at Vitec. “Our EZ TV Platform powers the IPTV and signage services for most tier one news organizations, broadcast centers, government facilities, and military commands, and has been the system of choice for many sports organizations that are building new facilities or upgrading existing venues. We continue to rapidly advance the platform, adding innovative functionality that allows our customers to achieve more with the system and to enhance the video experience provided to their users.”

Vitec’s video wall solution is designed to simplify deployment and management of projects involving IPTV, digital signage, and video wall content, while delivering a breathtaking visual experience. The new EZ TV video wall processors are 100-percent hardware-based, feature low-latency native playback of IPTV streams up to 4K, and support interactive content, video, and imagery transformations. Up to 60 displays can be managed from a single processor, including nonstandard layouts and resolutions of TVs and LED walls.

In addition to the video wall and new DRM integration, the new release adds enterprise IPTV capabilities. This includes time-shifted TV, a new mobile app for iOS and Android devices that allows users to stream video from the field back to HQ in addition to playing IPTV content, real-time enhancement of HEVC streams delivered over lossy networks, and TAA-compliant, high-performance end-points.

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