| Head-End Solution for Plug & Play |
| StreamBridge offers rich functionality for translating and merging PSIP/SI information embedded in network and broadcast station feeds, allowing cable operators great flexibility to combine these feeds to construct QAM multiplexes. It offers a universal solution with low operational costs and integrates with all commonly used (legacy and new) head-end multiplexing and control systems. A high degree of scalability is provided - a single system can support a large number of multiplexes and multiple multiplexers via ASI and/ or ethernet connectivity. |
| It easily maps incoming network streams to outgoing digital cable channels and ensures |
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Passing of only the desired number of EITs and ETTs |
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Alteration of table playout rates and overall bitrate for PSIP/SI |
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Change in channel names and numbers |
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Selectable (simultaneous) one-part and two-part numbering scheme |
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Descriptor consistency between PMT and EIT |
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Automated mux synchronization based on service profile discovery |
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Channel Line-up & configuration |
| Import data from any of these sources with a single click: |
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Tribune Media Services (TMS) |
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TV Guide Data Service |
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Various 3rd Party Traffic & Automation Systems |
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Digital head-end control systems |
| Or set up automatic periodic updates for a hands off-approach. Third-party data formats can also be easily translated and then imported to the StreamBridge system |
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Digital EAS |
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StreamBridge generates EAS messages in SCTE18 format as required by the Plug and Play agreement |
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SCTE18 messages instruct the Digital Cable Ready TVs and STBs to display a text crawl and can force them to tune to a details audio channel |
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StreamBridge can be interfaced to a variety of RF EAS receivers that tune to emergency broadcasts by national, state and local agencies - enabling highly automated and localized implementation of EAS |
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EAS receivers used in analog head-ends can be used to drive StreamBridge, thus preserving the operator's investment in these systems, simplifying operations, and enabling a seamless transition from analog to digital transmission |
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