Telekom Austria Launched DTH Platform on Harmonic ProStream 9100

A new report states that Telekom Austria Group has launched its DTH platform on Harmonic ProStream 9100. The company has launched this platform with ACE high-density stream processors and transcoders, SMD 9200 DVBS-S2 modulators, and NMX Digital Service Manager.

It has been reported that the SMD 9200 professional modulator is capable of modulating up to six transport streams on a single carrier. Readiness of the SMD 9200 for future advances in S2 modulation will be assured by Multistream support with VCM.

The Telekom Austria Group has launched this platform for the sake of its own benefit. It has been reported that Harmonic service enables the company to step into the field of satellite TV to meet DTH demand as CEE makes the transition to digital.

The DTH platform has the tendency to uplinks TV signals to the Eutelsat satellite on 16° east for broadcasting to CEE along with wider regions of Western Europe. The company makes use of the ProStream 9100 with ACE service for dual IP input and output, advanced remultiplexing DVB SimulCrypt scrambling of all services, and high-density SD/HD AVC transcoding.

Normann Engineering is an Austria-based systems integrator and Harmonic reseller that has performed all the installation process of the system.

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