[SatNews] Exterity (IBC stand 14.H13) announces the company will demonstrate its complete enterprise IP video product portfolio at IBC 2015 (Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 11-16 September 2015).
At IBC, Exterity will showcase its ‘Beyond the LAN’ range of products, which extends the reach of seamless distribution of live and premium TV and video, so that end users can view content on their preferred device wherever they are.
Exterity's AvediaStream transcoder.
Exterity provides solutions that leverage the existing corporate network to securely distribute satellite, terrestrial or cable, as well as internal channels over IP, allowing the seamless delivery of live TV, premium channels and OTT services to fixed displays and mobile devices. Seamless integration with complementary technologies enables organizations to deliver a complete, feature-rich solution with the ability to design full or multi-zoned screens with live or prerecorded video content; display RSS news feeds and scrolling text; support image playlists and playout scheduling, as well as automatic playback of digital signage.
An IBC premiere, the demonstration of the full ‘Beyond the LAN’ range of products will enable broadcasters, production houses and proAV specialists to discover how they can create a personalized professional TV and video experience streamed to a variety of devices over WAN, Wi-Fi, the Internet or via a Content Delivery Network. Exterity’s new AvediaStream Transcoders provide a unique, high performance solution to transcode, transrate, transpose, transcast and scale video content. Combined with the Exterity Origin Server, the system enables organizations to make video content consistently available across their HQ and regional offices, give staff access to multiple news channels to inform decision making, and enables visitors and guests to receive high quality information and entertainment on their mobile devices.
Addressing a recurring issue in the industry, Exterity will also show broadcasters, media operators and content providers how their content can be fully protected as it is distributed across their corporate network. Integration of advanced conditional access systems limits access to content solely to those with the right to do so, while built-in Digital Rights Management (DRM) from ArrisSecure Media and other standards-based security technologies ensure that organizations meet the increasingly stringent content protection demands of broadcasters and content owners.
Displaying support for robust content protection, Exterity will also showcase why it is one of the very few companies that can legitimately encode and stream directly from an HDMI video source. By embedding HDCPv2 technology, the international standard for content protection, Exterity secures video distribution across an IP network from source to display.
Executive Comment
“With 24/7 global news impacting businesses today, more and more organizations are deploying Exterity video over IP systems to distribute live TV throughout their facilities. Our systems can scale to support large numbers of channels and multiple end user devices without compromising system performance, flexibility or network availability,” said Colin Farquhar, CEO, Exterity. “At IBC, we will demonstrate how our solutions make any TV and video streams available over the organization’s LAN, wireless network, WAN and Internet. Once on the network, channels can be displayed on TVs or directly onto desktop monitors and laptops. When multiple locations are involved, or when viewers are mobile, Exterity can also deliver the same TV and video content and experience to any compatible device.”