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Dec 19, 2011 11:56 AM
Serving farming communities in South Texas, Valley Telephone Cooperative, Inc. (VTCI) has choosen the FusionTV stage from Entone to capacitate the smoothness of hybrid TV services to subscribers of the VTCI IPTV service. VTCI was initial in the world to broach DSL Broadband service to 100 percent of its subscribers, and was moreover the initial in South Texas to offer Fiber-to-the-Home (FTTH) connectivity.
The pierce is vicious as with the enlarge of OTT services, consumers design and urge a more integrated video experience, according to Ameer Karim, clamp boss of Hybrid TV Solutions at Entone.
Entone's FusionTV answer allows VTCI to offer the live HDTV, DVR and clouded cover services around a singular TV input, remote manage and user interface. The more than 50 calm and cloud-based services that are existing now add video on urge (VOD) calm from VUDU, print pity from Flickr and Picasa, and renouned amicable media apps similar to Facebook and Twitter.
"By leveraging the existing broadband infrastructure to offer a radio service that blends in a line HDTV with the most appropriate of on-demand and clouded cover services, you are able to keep gait with consumer urge without surpassing budgetary constraints," mentioned Dave Osborn, CEO at VTCI.
Entone's FusionTV answer allows VTCI to hurl out a unique pay-TV service that can enlarge the median income per user (ARPU) and accelerate subscriber satisfaction, all without the upfront funds investment and calm merger complexities of exclusive VOD systems. FusionTV is seamlessly integrated with heading IPTV middleware and digital rights administration (DRM) solutions. With a elementary program update, VTCI subscribers can now access and suffer VUDU's streaming library of more than 30,000 titles and renouned Web applications and services without a lorry roll.
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