New Delhi Television (NDTV), one of India's most-watched TV news networks, has migrated its satellite uplink infrastructure from MPEG-2 to a complete MPEG-4 multiple-channel-per-carrier (MCPC) chain based on Thomson Video Networks' advanced encoding, MPEG processing, and transport stream (TS) monitoring equipment.

Thomson Video Networks announced that its ViBE CP6000 contribution platform now offers advanced capabilities for broadcast-quality video transmission over unmanaged networks, including the open Internet.

Thomson Video Networks has launched a new quad-channel multistandard version of its ViBE EM4000 MPEG broadcast encoder.

homson Video Networks today announced that its cloud-enabled ViBE VS7000 multi-screen encoding system has been qualified on the Akamai Technologies Intelligent Platform.

Thomson Video Networks conducted what it said was France’s “first” demonstration of transmitting five HD channels in a DTTV 24.8 Mbps multiplex, enabled by the company’s industry-leading ViBE EM4000 HD/SD encoder and NetProcessor multiplexer/video processor.

The new encoder is intended to help broadcasters looking to initiate high definition service while benefiting from the bandwidth efficiency of MPEG-4 AVC encoding.

The new ViBE EM encoders take full advantage of the MPEG-4 toolkit. Cat: HDTV, New products and reviews

The new dual-pass encoder leverages Thomson’s 3G compression chip to solve bandwidth limitations.