High-definition TV over low-cost Internet
Disconnect those cables. Take those unsightly satellite dishes off your roof. Everything your TV needs is in one cool Ethernet cable, the kind that connects your desktop computer to the Internet, says Israel Drori, CEO of ZiXi, the last word in high-definition TV transmission.
“Networks, content providers and production companies have been interested in high-quality, high-definition TV broadcasts over the Internet for a long time, but technical issues - especially the problem of bandwidth - have prevented the dream from becoming a reality,” Drori tells ISRAEL21c. “We are the first ones to be able to overcome those technical issues, allowing full quality TV to be streamed over the Internet.”
We’re not talking about YouTube, or even Hulu. These are broadcasts like those you would get from your cable or DBS provider and watch on television, with all the bells and whistles.
“Our system enables immediate channel zapping, eliminates startup delay, buffering, jitter and frame freeze for a superior quality experience,” says Drori. “We support any bit rate, up to full HD, over any distance using the Internet. And with the ZiXi system, providers can stream content for a lot less money than it would cost them using regular broadcast facilities.” Up to 80 percent less, that is.
