Do you enjoy watching your favourite serials and cricket matches on HD channels? If you are a Direct-To-Home (DTH) television customer, there may be some bad news for you. Your DTH provider may be facing some capacity constraints in offering you more television channels, especially in the HD format. HD, or high definition, format allows a viewer to enjoy much better picture quality as it offers a resolution that is much higher than that of standard definition TV. And to do that, it takes up more bandwidth on a satellite transponder.
The KU-band transponders are the lifeline for DTH operations. Limitations on the availability of KU band transponders can critically hamper their growth.
That there is a looming capacity crunch in the satellite transponder industry that could affect any expansion plans of your DTH operator has been captured in a report prepared by consulting firm PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC). The report was released by Casbaa at its India Forum 2016 held on 22 March in New Delhi. Casbaa is Asia Pacific’s non-profit media association for the multi-channel television, audio-video content and distribution industries.
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The KU-band transponders are the lifeline for DTH operations. Limitations on the availability of KU band transponders can critically hamper their growth.
That there is a looming capacity crunch in the satellite transponder industry that could affect any expansion plans of your DTH operator has been captured in a report prepared by consulting firm PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC). The report was released by Casbaa at its India Forum 2016 held on 22 March in New Delhi. Casbaa is Asia Pacific’s non-profit media association for the multi-channel television, audio-video content and distribution industries.
Read more and continue reading: Capacity crunch may affect DTH expansion - Livemint