An uninterrupted TV experience with a backup TV signal

Reliable signal delivery is crucial for operators of their own TV solution, because end customers want to enjoy content without interruption. Should your primary signal ever fail, Netstream’s TV signal gives you a highly available backup solution at hand.

Imagine the following scenario: your company offers its own TV solution and already has a primary TV signal. In the middle of the football World Cup final, your primary signal – or part of it – suddenly fails – due to bad weather –. Thousands of screens go black. With a TV signal to bridge the gap, such an incident could have been prevented.

Netstream TV signal serves as a reliable alternative signal delivery that can be activated easily in the event of a disruption or outage. This allows your end customers to keep enjoying their favourite programmes practically without interruption despite a disruption. By using Netstream’s redundant signal delivery, TV providers are able to minimise downtime and offer viewers a consistent, uninterrupted TV experience.

Thanks to the solution’s high adaptability, you have full control over the use of the backup signal and decide case by case whether to use all TV signals from Netstream at once or to obtain only individual TV channels. The backup signal is only used when you really need it.

Netstream’s TV signal also offers high quality and reliability thanks to its redundant design. Companies can rely on Netstream’s redundant signal delivery to provide excellent picture and sound quality and ensure uninterrupted TV signal delivery. Netstream processes the signals in several headends in Switzerland and thus operates an independent platform.

Would you like to offer your customers an uninterrupted TV experience? We will gladly support you in the area of signal delivery with our expertise.

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