Unlock the potential of your TV service with our state-of-the-art transcoding and content protection solutions.
MwareTV uses the latest technologies in video transcoding. We can convert your files into all of the latest formats, codecs and resolutions including HLS, MPEG-DASH, MP4, WebM, MKV, h.264, HEVC (h.265), VP9, AV1 and many more. Our cloud based or on-premise solutions are the most cost effective in the market today.
By using professional transcoding software in combination with powerful GPU cards we can offer an unbeatable price per TV channel.
From ingesting to distribution with our solutions your content in protected all the way, using DRM, Token Authentication and IP Whitelisting.
Have it your way in your own datacenter or let us do the hard work and use our ready to go Cloud based Transcoding solutions.
Seamless integration with various Content Distribution Networks, workflow tools, content security software and of course our own Mware TV Management System.
IRD's get signals from satellite or terrestrial antenna, both for Free to Air (FTA) and encrypted content.
Encoding takes analogue content and converts it to a digital format. Often Encoders are part of IRDs.
Transcoding converts a digital signal to different digital formats, eg. a single, multiple or adaptive bitrate formats.
Packetizers chop the transcoded stream in file chunks for smooth delivery in HLS or DASH formats.
Automated content discovery workflow to transcode, optimize and distribute your on-going growing VoD libraries.
Worry free solution to securely manage your content catalogues with the latest distribution and transcoding solutions all approved by the Hollywood studios.
MwareTV offers a fully integrated workflow with IBM Aspera, the industry standard. This offers a unique solution that handles your content in a fast and secured way.
Your content in the lowest bitrates possible without compromising on your picture quality. Up to 40% smaller video file sizes saving you on bandwidth costs.
DRM solutions from Google Widevine, Apple Fairplay, Microsoft Playready, Crypoguard, Irdeto and Marlin Intertrust.
Authenticates users to prevent unauthorized sharing of links. Supports browsers and platforms with cookieless tracking.
Watermarking consists of adding invisible, robust marks in video content. Used for forensic purposes – identify the origin of the leaks.
Forget about VPN, forget about IPSEC. Enterprise Streaming Access integrates data path protection, identity access, stream security into one service.
The IRD is the interface between a receiving satellite dish or antenna and is generally used for the reception feeds that are intended for re-broadcasting. IRD’s get signal from satellite or terrestrial antenna, both for Free to Air (FTA) and encrypted content. DVB-S/S2, DVB-T/T2 are both supported. These days, the output of the IRD is a digital format.
Encoding takes an analogue source content and converts it to a digital format. Encoders are often part of IRDs to covert analogue satellite signal to a digital format.
Transcoding takes an existing digital format and converts it to a different digital format, as is the case when you take the IP format from the IRD and convert it to an adaptive bitrate format such as HTTP-Live-Streaming (HLS).
Our Transcoding Solutions format linear content to multi-screen formats (TV and Mobile), in single, multiple or adaptive bit rates, aligned with the network or internet connection of you target markets.
At MwareTV we take protecting your content to the next level.
Our software and cloud solutions secure TV services from breaches, and or unauthorized access and stream theft.
Build your own CDN with our Streamers and Loadbalancers, read more on our delivery-page here.
Unleash on the power of our public CDN partner Akamai who is in thousands of datacenters and ISP’s. Visit our partners-page for more information.
Let your customers watch their favorite TV shows whenever they want. Our CatchupTV service is cloud based and retention can be set to 7 days, 14 days or even a whole month, you decide on this.
Cloud PVR can be an expensive feature due to high storage costs, MwareTV created a unique cloud based solution where these costs are limited to one recording for all customers.
Give your customers freedom to watch TV in an interactive way, PauseTV lets them pause it, take a phone call, or open the door after which they can continue to play again.
The RewindTV we offer is a two- fold feature. On one hand you can rewind LiveTV to any given point in time, on the other hand this feature allows your customers to start a TV show from the beginning.
Broadcasting refers to the technique of transmitting information, such as audio or video content, to a broad public audience. Traditionally done through radio and television, broadcasting now also encompasses digital channels such as the internet. The term can be used to denote both the method of transmission as well as the content itself.
Broadcasting typically refers to the distribution of audio or video content to a dispersed audience via any electronic mass communication medium, but primarily using the electromagnetic spectrum. The three main types of broadcasting are:
Television Broadcasting: This includes the dissemination of content through television signals. It can be done through various mediums such as terrestrial television (over-the-air), satellite TV, and cable TV.
Internet Broadcasting (Webcasting): This newer form of broadcasting involves streaming media where audio or video content is transmitted over the Internet. This can include live broadcasts (like live sports events) and on-demand services (such as Netflix).
An example of broadcasting is a national television network distributing daily news programs to viewers across the country via satellite and cable networks. Another example is a radio station broadcasting music and live interviews to listeners through FM and AM frequencies, or streaming the same content online to reach a global audience.
A broadcasting company operates by producing content, such as news, entertainment shows, and educational programs, and transmitting this content through radio waves, cable networks, or the internet to a large audience. These companies manage the operational aspects of content creation, scheduling, and distribution. They may also handle advertising, marketing, and regulatory compliance.
Broadcasting is a sector within the media and entertainment industry. It is primarily service-oriented, focusing on content delivery to a mass audience. This sector includes television and radio stations, satellite and cable companies, and increasingly, digital streaming services that offer diverse programming to meet the wide-ranging needs of the global audience.
Broadcasting on the internet, often called webcasting or streaming, involves sending live or pre-recorded audio and video content to users via the internet. Unlike traditional broadcasting, internet broadcasting can be interactive, allowing viewers to engage directly with content creators through comments, shares, and likes.
Broadcasting a message involves sending information, such as announcements or promotional material, to a wide audience through various broadcasting mediums like television, radio, or the internet. This can include anything from a public service announcement to a commercial ad, aiming to reach as many people as possible.
While both streaming and broadcasting involve the distribution of content to audiences, streaming usually refers to the transmission of content over the internet in real-time or on-demand, allowing for more personal interaction and viewing flexibility. Broadcasting, on the other hand, is traditionally tied to scheduled programs via radio or television networks and is less interactive.
