Nation-wide Broadcasting System
Implementation of a robust DVB-T2 broadcasting system for a national broadcaster
Our Client
Company
National Broadcasting Company
Industry
Broadcasting
Challenge
The national broadcaster needed to modernize their broadcasting infrastructure to support DVB-T2 transmission across the country. The existing system was outdated, lacked redundancy, and had high operational costs. The challenge was to implement a new system that would provide nationwide coverage, ensure high availability, support multiple channels, reduce costs, and enable future scalability.
Key Results
- •Project 50% completed—over 50 servers deployed, 40 million people already receiving signals via the new infrastructure.
- •40% reduction in operational costs.
- •Two of 20 TV channels launched trial HD broadcasts in select regions.
Project Overview
Client's Goal
Modernize the broadcasting infrastructure to support nationwide DVB-T2 transmission with improved reliability and efficiency.
Key objectives:
- •Nationwide coverage—50+ regions receiving signals via IP/satellite, with localized ad/content insertion into multicast streams;
- •Support for 22 TV channels and 3 radio stations;
- •Cost reduction through terrestrial signal delivery;
- •Future scalability and signal quality upgrades.
Our Solution
Deployment of a distributed DVB-T2 broadcasting system with redundant headends, multiple transmission stations, fiber-optic networks, and advanced monitoring.
Results
The implementation of the new broadcasting system resulted in significant improvements in reliability, coverage, and operational efficiency.
Key Achievements
- •Technical:
- •99.99% system uptime.
- •95% population coverage.
- •Support for 22 HD channels.
- •Redundant terrestrial signal backup.
- •Business Impact:
- •40% lower operational costs.
- •Enhanced content quality.
- •Future-proof infrastructure.
What's Next?
Expand coverage to remaining population, implement additional channels, and enhance monitoring capabilities