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Highlights:
- The integration provides telcos with a proven, economical second generation solution enabling fast deployment of advanced IPTV services
- NDS Synamedia Metro brings new capabilities to telcos, including content portability to PCs and portable media players, distributed digital video recorder capabilities and peertopeer content distribution
- Amino’s AmiNET130 IPTV platform offers telcos costeffective content delivery using the latest low bitrate advanced codecs to maximize the efficient use of network bandwidth
- NDS (Booth # 712) and Amino (Booth # 907) to showcase technology at Telco TV event
NDS, the leading provider of technology solutions for digital payTV, and Amino, a leading IPTV platform supplier, announced today that the NDS Synamedia Metro middleware solution has been integrated into the AmiNET130 advanced IPTV platform. The integration of Synamedia Metro with the AmiNET130 provides telco operators with a second generation IPTV solution for a fast and economical deployment of nextgeneration IPTV services. The combination of Amino’s advanced settop box plus the functionality, performance and scalability of Synamedia Metro offers telcos the most leading edge IPTV offering available today.
The AmiNET130 IPTV settop box features support for H.264, a lowbit rate advanced video codec for SD and HD quality video, enabling operators to provide revenue generating services by maximizing the efficient use of network bandwidth. The AmiNET130 offers operators a cost effective means to deliver endtoend digital High Definition TV as multicast, ondemand video and multiroom IPTV services with stunning TV quality and minimal capital expenditure.
NDS Synamedia Metro provides operators with a complete IPTV middleware solution based on its MediaHighway™ settop box (STB) middleware application development platform which is running on 44.7 million settop boxes today. Through this solution, NDS Synamedia Metro brings the world's most advanced technologies to telcos and their digital subscribers, including advanced SD and HD Electronic Program Guides, interactive TV applications, Video on Demand and interactive games.
Synamedia Metro also includes NDS VideoGuard®, the world’s most deployed video content protection system with 66.7 million active clients. The integration with the AmiNET130 includes the VGS version of VideoGuard, which provides an extremely secure hardware solution that does not need smart cards in the STB. The solution uses the security tools available on the processor in the Amino settop box which communicates with secure headend security servers. NDS has worked closely with the major chipset manufacturers to develop these nonproprietary secure processors – one of which is implemented in the AmiNET130. VideoGuard DRM further extends this capability to provide secure content portability to PCs and personal media players.
“We are very pleased to announce another strong offering for the IPTV market, and another successful partnership between NDS and Amino,” said Dr. Dov Rubin, vice president and general manager, NDS Americas. “We think telcos need a costeffective, secure IPTV integrated solution and this integration will enable them to provide the most cutting edge, nextgeneration applications to their customers.”
Roy Kirsopp, vice president and general manager of Amino, added: “We are very excited to be working with NDS again to expand our market leading range of integrations with IPTV middleware offerings. NDS is already established as one of the leaders in conditional access and by integrating their proven middleware solution into our advanced IPTV settop box, we can offer reliable solutions to telcos as they work to bring IPTV services quickly and economically”.
This integration builds upon several customer deployments around the world where NDS technology has been successfully integrated with Amino IPTV settop boxes.
About Amino Communications
Amino Communications (www.aminocom.com) supplies the AmiNET™ series of settop boxes, renowned for their lowcost and reliability. The AmiNET range materially reduces service operators' capital expenditure, whilst offering the full range of specification required; MPEG2 and MPEG4 encoding standards, standard and high definition TV, personal video recording and home networking. The high performance coupled with the innovative design of Amino's settop boxes, have brought the series industry accolades and the company a leading position within the IPTV market.
The AmiNET series of IPTV settop boxes has been used by more than 500 customers in commercial deployments and trials in over 50 countries worldwide. The settop boxes have also been sampled by another additional 800 customers. Amino Communications' principal customers are telecommunications, broadcast and hospitality service operators. Generally, AmiNET products are supplied with the IntAct™ IPTV software stack preloaded.
Amino Communications is a wholly owned subsidiary of Amino Technologies plc. listed on the London Stock Exchange AIM, symbol AMO. Amino is based near Cambridge, UK, and has offices in Atlanta Georgia and Hong Kong.
Highlights:
- The integration provides telcos with a proven, economical second generation solution enabling fast deployment of advanced IPTV services
- NDS Synamedia Metro brings new capabilities to telcos, including content portability to PCs and portable media players, distributed digital video recorder capabilities and peertopeer content distribution
- Amino’s AmiNET130 IPTV platform offers telcos costeffective content delivery using the latest low bitrate advanced codecs to maximize the efficient use of network bandwidth
- NDS (Booth # 712) and Amino (Booth # 907) to showcase technology at Telco TV event
NDS, the leading provider of technology solutions for digital payTV, and Amino, a leading IPTV platform supplier, announced today that the NDS Synamedia Metro middleware solution has been integrated into the AmiNET130 advanced IPTV platform. The integration of Synamedia Metro with the AmiNET130 provides telco operators with a second generation IPTV solution for a fast and economical deployment of nextgeneration IPTV services. The combination of Amino’s advanced settop box plus the functionality, performance and scalability of Synamedia Metro offers telcos the most leading edge IPTV offering available today.
The AmiNET130 IPTV settop box features support for H.264, a lowbit rate advanced video codec for SD and HD quality video, enabling operators to provide revenue generating services by maximizing the efficient use of network bandwidth. The AmiNET130 offers operators a cost effective means to deliver endtoend digital High Definition TV as multicast, ondemand video and multiroom IPTV services with stunning TV quality and minimal capital expenditure.
NDS Synamedia Metro provides operators with a complete IPTV middleware solution based on its MediaHighway™ settop box (STB) middleware application development platform which is running on 44.7 million settop boxes today. Through this solution, NDS Synamedia Metro brings the world's most advanced technologies to telcos and their digital subscribers, including advanced SD and HD Electronic Program Guides, interactive TV applications, Video on Demand and interactive games.
Synamedia Metro also includes NDS VideoGuard®, the world’s most deployed video content protection system with 66.7 million active clients. The integration with the AmiNET130 includes the VGS version of VideoGuard, which provides an extremely secure hardware solution that does not need smart cards in the STB. The solution uses the security tools available on the processor in the Amino settop box which communicates with secure headend security servers. NDS has worked closely with the major chipset manufacturers to develop these nonproprietary secure processors – one of which is implemented in the AmiNET130. VideoGuard DRM further extends this capability to provide secure content portability to PCs and personal media players.
“We are very pleased to announce another strong offering for the IPTV market, and another successful partnership between NDS and Amino,” said Dr. Dov Rubin, vice president and general manager, NDS Americas. “We think telcos need a costeffective, secure IPTV integrated solution and this integration will enable them to provide the most cutting edge, nextgeneration applications to their customers.”
Roy Kirsopp, vice president and general manager of Amino, added: “We are very excited to be working with NDS again to expand our market leading range of integrations with IPTV middleware offerings. NDS is already established as one of the leaders in conditional access and by integrating their proven middleware solution into our advanced IPTV settop box, we can offer reliable solutions to telcos as they work to bring IPTV services quickly and economically”.
This integration builds upon several customer deployments around the world where NDS technology has been successfully integrated with Amino IPTV settop boxes.
About Amino Communications
Amino Communications (www.aminocom.com) supplies the AmiNET™ series of settop boxes, renowned for their lowcost and reliability. The AmiNET range materially reduces service operators' capital expenditure, whilst offering the full range of specification required; MPEG2 and MPEG4 encoding standards, standard and high definition TV, personal video recording and home networking. The high performance coupled with the innovative design of Amino's settop boxes, have brought the series industry accolades and the company a leading position within the IPTV market.
The AmiNET series of IPTV settop boxes has been used by more than 500 customers in commercial deployments and trials in over 50 countries worldwide. The settop boxes have also been sampled by another additional 800 customers. Amino Communications' principal customers are telecommunications, broadcast and hospitality service operators. Generally, AmiNET products are supplied with the IntAct™ IPTV software stack preloaded.
Amino Communications is a wholly owned subsidiary of Amino Technologies plc. listed on the London Stock Exchange AIM, symbol AMO. Amino is based near Cambridge, UK, and has offices in Atlanta Georgia and Hong Kong.
