INTERNATIONAL NEWS NORWAY ● NDS EQUIPS CANAL DIGITAL
NDS has equipped pay-TV provider Canal Digital with an end-to-end hybrid infrastructure for satellite and OTT service delivery. It will enable subscribers to Norwegian broadcaster Canal Digital to access content on multiple devices. The platform, which will provide a scal- able service, will be powered by a hosted NDS Unified Headend.
POLSAT GROUP DEVELOPS NETWORK POLAND ●
Polish telecommunications company Info-TV-Operator is installing a national network of Harris DVB-T2-ready Maxiva UAX TV transmitters to support a new DVB-T network. The 43 Maxiva UAX air- cooled UHF solid-state transmitters range in power from 500W to 2kW. The transmission network will support the first subscription digital terrestrial tele- vision (DTT) service from broadcaster the Polsat Group.
ATG COMPLETES TV4 HD CHANNEL SWEDEN ●
ATG Broadcast has completed the build of a second high-definition sports chan- nel for Swedish broadcaster TV4. The contract centres on the expansion of an existing HD playout facility installed by ATG Broadcast in 2011. The latest instal- lation provides playout facilities for TV4’s SportXtra HD channel, which is equipped for 1080i operation and cabled to allow future expansion to 1080p.
PARTER BUYS GRASS VALLEY ASSETS GERMANY ●
Equity investment firm Parter Capital Group has bought the assets and resources of Grass Valley’s systems inte- gration team based in Weiterstadt, Ger- many. The group consists of engineers and specialists that design and build out- side broadcast vehicles as well as produc- tion and broadcast facilities across EMEA. It acquired the division through its sub- sidiary Broadcast Technology Solutions.
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