Digital TV Europe
April 2010
Preview > IPTVWF 2010
for instant visual feedback of service output in monitoring overview displays; graphical alarm view for instant easy-to- monitor overview of alarms from large numbers of channels in ETR 290 view, with colour-coded severity indication and instant linking into detailed data display for fault analysis and tracking (according to the company, up to 120 channels can be viewed per screen with thumbnails and up to 300 can be viewed in stream view); alarm scheduling in the IP- probes and in the VBC, which pro- vides the ability to “wash” alarm events where channel-sharing and switching of content provoke alarms, according to the compa- ny. This is implemented with an easy-to-use GUI, according to Bridge.
CONTACT
www.bridgetech.tv
Edgeware
STAND 115
WHAT’S NEW?
WTV; Apple HTTP live streaming; Microsoft Smooth Streaming; RTSP/TCP
WHAT DO THEY DO?
At this year’s IPTV World Forum, Sweden-based video-on-demand technology specialist Edgeware will demonstrate delivery of high quality video to three screens using their next-generation web TV appliance, the WTV, including for mobile devices (Apple HTTP Live Streaming), the computer (Microsoft Smooth Adaptive Streaming and Apple HTTP Live Streaming) and set-top box con- nected TV (RTSP/TCP).
CONTACT
www.edgeware.tv
Ericsson
STAND 119
WHAT’S NEW?
IPTV Remote; E2E TV
WHAT DO THEY DO?
The Ericsson IPTV Remote is a new device for controlling the TV and other media devices through- out the connected home, accord- ing to the company. The device is a single interface for controlling internet video, the TV, both live and on-demand, the PC and the mobile phone in the home. It also provides a second screen for pre- viewing content, exploring pro- gram guides, browsing the web and chatting with friends and family without a distracting win- dow on the TV screen. The Ericsson IPTV Remote is part of Ericsson’s IPTV solution and will be managed and provisioned by
the consumer’s IPTV service provider. The device can also function as a portable TV in a WiFi-enabled home. Ericsson will also introduce Ericsson End-to- Endless Television, E2E TV as its main theme at the event, follow- ing the folding of the former Tandberg Television into the Ericsson brand. E2E TV is described by the company as a new strategic approach that rede- fines the concept of being an ‘end-to-end’ partner by aligning consumer demand, technology enablers and business reality, according to the company. Ericsson’s WatchPoint Content Management System is shortlist- ed in the Best On-Demand Technology for IPTV category at this year’s IPTV World Series Awards.
CONTACT
www.ericsson.com/television
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