SIDSA features its latest multiplatform solutions at IBC
Wednesday, July 30th, 2008The International global provider of digital technology will be showing its complete DVB-H, IPTV and DTT solutions at the IBC fair in Amsterdam, between September 12th and 16th
TRES CANTOS, Spain — SIDSA, an International DVB technology provider, will showcase its high-profile activity in the fields of Digital TV, IPTV, Mobile TV and Conditional Access Systems during the forthcoming IBC show at its booth C48 in Hall 4.
The company will bring its latest innovations to the show, from demodulator chipsets to complete fully interoperable turn-key solutions, highlighting its key role in the International market as one of the leading DVB technology providers and a strategic partner for broadcasters and operators. SIDSA’s unique DVB-H solutions will be on display, demonstrating compatibility with all mobile TV terminals in the market.
At its booth, the company will showcase fully flexible headends, encoders, transcoders and solutions for Regional distribution. In the DVB-T field, the company will be showing its MPEG-2 and H264.AVC headends and introducing its brand new high quality HDTV solutions. Similarly, it will present EtherTV deLuxe, a state-of-the-art IP gateway, an improved version of its original EtherTV that allows to distribute more TV/Radio channels, automatic reconfiguration, DVB-H streaming, among other things.
As for Conditional Access Systems, the company will introduce during the show the unique, most advanced and cost-effective CAS in the market for SDTV & HDTV, the KeyFly 2.0Xtreme, specifically designed for open horizontal markets such as those featured by iDTV with Common Interface.
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