Showing posts with label RDK. Show all posts
Showing posts with label RDK. Show all posts
Thursday, May 12, 2016
Tuesday, May 3, 2016
Tuesday, April 5, 2016
Thursday, December 10, 2015
CES 2016: ALTICAST INNOVATION DRIVES BUSINESS RESULTS FOR PAY-TV OPERATORS
Alticast will demonstrate at
CES 2016 how solutions at the intersection of pay-TV and consumer electronics are
enabling cost-effective delivery of new services that engage millennials,
enhance video experiences and allow for new services that increase the value of
pay-TV bundles.
At its exhibit at the Venetian
(Rooms 30-224 and 30-225), Alticast will show examples of its innovation across
emerging technologies –including Android, RDK, cloud and IoT services – that
build on successful deployments with operators worldwide.
During the January 6-9 event,
Alticast will show how:
·
Latin
American, U.S. mid-tier and Tier 1 operators can replicate the experiences of a
leading Vietnamese operator that successfully deployed a completely integrated
suite of Alticast products for delivery of live and on-demand services to
low-cost set-top boxes and mobile devices.
·
Pay-TV
operators with large footprints of legacy set-top boxes can migrate the user
experience to the cloud, enabling delivery of advanced user experiences and
personalized services while preserving investment in existing hardware.
·
Operators
can engage millennials by simply and cost-effectively implementing an elegant,
personalized and sophisticated approach to navigation using multi-pronged
metadata connections and state of the art discovery techniques.
·
The
versatility of the Alticast Application Framework enables operators to adapt seamlessly
to changing market needs by supporting Android-based STB solutions as well as
RDK, allowing use of native and HTML5 applications and providing a migration
path to IPTV.
·
U.S.
mid-tier, Latin American and other operators can partner with CE device
manufacturers to create complete solutions that enrich content discovery,
including single-search integration between pay-TV and OTT content catalogs and
voice-activated navigation.
·
Home
automation and other IoT functionality can be aggregated on existing STBs or
new data gateways, allowing for partnerships and revenue sources that offer
quick time-to-market, while leveraging the operators’ existing broadband
infrastructures.
Media and industry analysts
interested in meeting with Alticast executives at CES 2016 should contact pspr@att.net to schedule a date and time.
Thursday, September 3, 2015
Monday, August 31, 2015
"RDK: The Worldwide Route to TV Everywhere?" (Advanced TV)
Alticast's own Tiaan Schutte, President, EMEA, recently had the opportunity to sit down with Nick Snow of Advanced TV and three other executives to discuss the merits and future of RDK.
To watch the multi-part discussion, click here.
Monday, August 24, 2015
Alticast Demonstrates Cloud Services and Security Solutions at IBC 2015
Alticast, a global
partner for the delivery of media entertainment, will demonstrate how video
service providers can deliver new cloud-based services and ensure the security
of Ultra HD (UHD) content at IBC 2015. The
demonstrations will take place in the Alticast booth (1.F36), September 11-15,
at the RAI Exhibition and Conference Centre in Amsterdam.
Key demonstrations at IBC 2015 will include:
·
The AltiPlex™
Cloud Services Platform (CSP), which allows service providers to virtually
deliver, operate and manage multiscreen services. In addition, AltiPlex CSP
provides:
Cloud UI,
a server-client user interface (UI) rendering engine, enabling the migration of
the UI from the STB to the cloud,
while delivering an improved user experience (UX) to legacy and new STBs. This innovative
solution can deliver multiple UIs to different devices in a household, for
example a UI tailored for the children and one for the family.
Cloud DVR, a cloud-based recording,
storage and multiscreen content delivery system. Providing time-shift viewing
and live catch up services, this solution allows subscribers to watch anytime,
anywhere. It supports multiple business and storage models allowing operators
to build the system that meets their needs.
· The
new AltiProtect™ security solution as
deployed by CJ Hellovision in Korea to protect its UHD content will be on
display, highlighting the full line of AltiProtect CAS/DRM/DTCP-IP solutions. AltiProtect
can be remotely installed onto legacy and new STBs as well as other devices
with the AltiProtect Download and Exchange Framework.
·
An end-to-end solution comprised of
AltiView™ UI, AltiPlatform™ STB software, AltiPlex, CSP and AltiProtect as deployed
by a leading Vietnamese Pay TV operator to deliver live and on-demand services
to STBs and mobile devices. This integrated solution has been deployed by the
operator at several of its subsidiaries and was chosen for its completeness and
because of Alticast’s experience in deploying turn-key solutions worldwide.
· The
Alticast Application Framework
supports multiple hardware platforms, UIs and user agents to give operators the
flexibility to deploy any combination of Android and RDK software on their STBs,
allowing for both native and HTML5 applications. This exceptional flexibility enables
operators to quickly and easily adapt to changing market needs.
Media and other parties interested in meeting with Alticast
executives at IBC 2015 should contact alticast@mobilitypr.com
to schedule a time.
Wednesday, August 19, 2015
Thursday, July 23, 2015
Alticast Sponsors the RDK Training Summit at CableLabs
Alticast partnered with CableLabs and RDK this past week by sponsoring the RDK Training Summit at the CableLabs headquarters in Louisville, CO. This three-day event offered training sessions introducing the RDK architecture, Yocto build system and to provide a deeper insight into the individual RDK components. The event was a mix of lectures, demonstrations and interactive exercises to familiarize the attendees with building, developing, debugging and testing of RDK solutions.
Alticast sponsored by the opening night evening cocktail session. Our RDK Product Manager, Mark Johnson, demo'd our technology using the RDK platform at our table set up during the cocktail hour. He also presented, along with Bum-joon Kim, Integrating RDK with Back-end Subsystems & Application Framework, during the Wednesday afternoon session.
Alticast sponsored by the opening night evening cocktail session. Our RDK Product Manager, Mark Johnson, demo'd our technology using the RDK platform at our table set up during the cocktail hour. He also presented, along with Bum-joon Kim, Integrating RDK with Back-end Subsystems & Application Framework, during the Wednesday afternoon session.
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| Alticast's Bum-joon Kim and Mark Johnson present "Integrating RDK with Back-End Subsystems & Application Framework." |
Our next event will take the team to the CableLabs Summer Conference in Keystone, CO on August 2-4. We will be demonstrating our Cloud Services platform, RDK-IoT, and DRM, Android Application Framework. If you are attending and would like to meet with our team, please email us at jotoole@alticast.com to reserve a time.
Labels:
CableLabs,
Cloud Service Platform (CSP),
DRM,
RDK,
RDK Training Summit,
RDK-Iot,
Summer Conference
Friday, May 15, 2015
Wednesday, March 4, 2015
Alticast Shows Cable Operators how to use the RDK to Deliver New, Multiscreen Services at Cable Congress 2015
Alticast Demonstrates its
Comprehensive RDK-based Solutions and Services
Amsterdam – March 4,
2015 – Alticast, a global partner for the delivery of media entertainment,
will show European cable operators attending the upcoming Cable Congress trade
show how to take advantage of the Reference Design Kit (RDK) to deliver new
services. The demonstrations will take
place throughout the show (March 11-13) at The Square conference center in
Brussels, Belgium at stand 17.
“Now that the RDK supports the popular European Digital
Video Broadcasting (DVB) standard it is far more applicable to the European
cable market and Cable Congress is the ideal venue for us to demonstrate the
potential of the RDK to operators throughout the continent,” said Tiaan
Schutte, Alticast’s President for Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA). “As one
of the first vendors to get behind the RDK effort, Alticast has built a
tremendous amount of experience with the RDK and our comprehensive suite of
RDK-based tools and services can enable European cable operators and cable
equipment vendors to take maximum advantage of the RDK.”
Alticast’s key Cable Congress 2015 demonstrations will include:
·
Alticast’s RDK solutions which include modular
and customizable Application Framework building blocks (TVRUA) and User
Interface components (AltiView) that support standard industry interfaces
(HbbTV, OIPF, HTML5/CSS, Java Script/DLNA). These optional solutions enable
operators to supplement or fulfill the operator platform with all of the
components necessary for a robust and versatile RDK solution.
·
Alticast’s collaborative
development environment for RDK code integration is a Cloud-based solution that
enables system-on-a-chip (SoC) vendors, open software providers, multi-system
operator (MSOs) and system integrators to utilize a single workflow and release
structure for RDK code development.
·
Alticast’s Cloud UI application provides a thin client/server model for delivering the
user experience to all devices in the home. This architecture reduces demands
on the STB processor and memory by pre-processing
the UI in the Cloud, enabling cable operators to use ‘thin client’ STBs. Operators can take advantage of Alticast’s
Cloud UI to deploy new user experiences (UX) much quicker. It also provides the
opportunity to present a variety of UX in a household, for example a child-based, a sports or a movie experience.
Media and other parties interested in meeting with Alticast
executives at Cable Congress 2015 should contact alticast@mobilitypr.com to schedule a
time.
Labels:
Application Framework,
Cable Congress,
cloud,
Cloud UI,
DVB-RDK,
RDK,
UI,
UX
Wednesday, February 25, 2015
What Operators Need to Know about RDK Development
When Comcast began introducing the Reference Design Kit (RDK) to MSOs, it was mostly the United States market that actively considered it for next generation set-top box (STB) software, but as things progressed, cable operators from around the world began evaluating the RDK as well, hopeful that it would provide the right set of features.
Click here to read more of this article, written by Alticast's own Mark Johnson:
http://www.cedmagazine.com/articles/2015/02/what-operators-need-to-know-about-rdk-development
Friday, December 5, 2014
Wednesday, September 10, 2014
Alticast’s HDMI Media Express “Set-Top Box on a Stick” Recognized in Prestigious Diamond Technology Reviews
Alticast’s Latest TV Everywhere Solution Recognized for Innovation in
Coveted Product Review Program
Coveted Product Review Program
Alticast, a global partner for the delivery of media
entertainment, today announced that its HDMI Media Express has received an
exceptional “4 Diamond” rating in the Broadband Technology Report’s 2014
Diamond Technology Reviews, a highly regarded product review program that
recognizes the best products and solutions for the cable television industry.
Alticast’s HDMI Media Express works in conjunction with a
home gateway or cloud-based IP content to enable operators to securely deliver
live and on-demand programing to the large screen. The small footprint of the device provides a
TV Everywhere experience with its download-and-go and plug-and-play capability.
The Alticast software integration on HDMI Media Express leverages both the
Reference Design Kit (RDK), the popular pre-integrated software bundle endorsed
by leading cable operators, and Alticast’s HTML5 TV Ready User Agent application
framework. This framework allows seamless
operation of HTML5 and Android applications, allowing operators to deliver a
multi-functional and multi-screen entertainment solution.
“Operators are continually looking to expand their
multiscreen capabilities and the Diamonds judges recognize the potential of
Alticast’s HDMI Media Express to help MSOs offer new and irresistible viewing
experiences,” said Tim Hermes, Publisher and Founder, Broadband Technology
Report.
About Broadband Technology Report
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Report (BTR), celebrating its 10th anniversary in 2014, is the cable and
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About the Diamond Technology Review program
The BTR Diamond
Technology Reviews (“the Diamonds”) is a renowned industry program – now in its
9th year – that was developed to recognize some of the top products and
solutions available to the cable industry as determined by a stellar panel of
cable telecommunications engineering experts. Engineering executives from
Bright House, Buckeye, Comcast, Boyer Broadband, Suddenlink, and Time Warner
Cable were among the third-party judges for the 2014 Diamonds. Every year, BTR
invites vendors to submit written information about products/solutions that
have been released or upgraded since the previous year’s SCTE Cable-Tec Expo
(October 2013). Criteria used in the Diamonds rankings include, first and
foremost, unique technology or application thereof, innovation, ease of use,
efficiency, reliability and contribution to profitability.
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