Nuuday, a Danish company providing TV and VoD services as part of the TDC Group, has adopted ATEME’s Titan range of video delivery solutions to enhance the experience it offers to viewers across Denmark. Serving more than 1 million viewers through its brands YouSee, which provides viewers with 100 linear channels and VoD services, and […]
This month’s virtual Devoncroft Executive Summit took the measure of a media technology market radically altered by COVID-19, from a 10% hit to its overall market size, a reassessment of how of it does business and a big potential shift in its sales and marketing efforts. Above, Devoncroft’s Josh Stinehour emphasized that technology investment by broadcasters is an opportunity to drive increased revenues, not simply a cost center.
ATEME, a provider of video delivery infrastructure for broadcast, cable, DTH, IPTV and OTT today joined the Media Technology Partner program of Akamai, the intelligent edge platform for securing and delivering digital experiences. ATEME has the first truly orchestrated software solution for video delivery for content and service providers to lead the transition to the private or public […]
Las Vegas and Portland, Ore. will light up their NextGen TV markets in June from their initially-slated late April launch, but the broadcasters and coalition driving the new industry standard forward say major launches will still move ahead this year. The launches will coincide with the arrival in retail stores of the first 3.0-capable sets. Above, six LG sets will bear the NextGen TV logo, including the 55-, 65- and 77-inch class GX Gallery Series 4K Ultra HD models.
ATEME, a provider of video delivery solutions for broadcast, cable, DTH, IPTV and OTT, said that major Korean cable operator CJ Hello has deployed its Titan Live software solution for MPEG-2 HD transcoding for delivery of high-quality video services to its viewers. Titan Live is a hardware agnostic, real-time multichannel/format solution designed for processing SD, HD and […]
Multicasting Special Report | Improved Encoders Equal More Diginets
Broadcasters are capitalizing on that simple equation as they try to squeeze every last advertising dollar out of their 6 MHz channels through multicasting. Hopped-up encoders and advanced video compression have also facilitated channel sharing in the wake of the incentive auction and will come in handy for stacking legacy ATSC 1.0 signals as broadcasters roll out ATSC 3.0.
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ATEME Grows Revenue 37% In 3Q
ATEME | Stand 1.D71| http://www.ateme.com/ ATEME, a provider of video delivery solutions for broadcast, cable, DTH, IPTV and OTT will be demonstrating its latest innovations for optimizing video delivery on any screen. ATEME will be demonstrating its improvements to video quality across all codecs: MPEG-2, H.264, HEVC and in AV1, the 100% royalty-free codec, all […]
ATEME Continues Growth With Strong 1H 2018
On The NAB Exhibit Floor: ATEME
ATEME| Booth SU3710| http://www.ateme.com ATEME, a global provider of compression solutions for broadcast, cable, DTH, IPTV and OTT, will showcase a production ready AV1 CODEC in the TITAN video delivery solution at this year’s NAB. Using TITAN and the Alliance for Open Media AV1 CODEC, operators can deploy a royalty free solution, for both the […]
