Content Management Systems versus Content Delivery Networks (2009)

By Michael Adams,TANDBERG Television

In today’s on-demand deployments, content management and content delivery are intertwined into a store-and-forward, multicast delivery system that relies on satellite transmission for secure asset delivery. The mode of delivery is a “push” from the content provider to the on-demand site, such that all assets must be provisioned in the video-server memory before they are offered to the customer. This same system ensures that titles are offered in a consistent and flexible way according to the operator’s marketing requirements.

By clicking the "Download Paper" button, you are agreeing to our terms and conditions.

Similar Papers

Content Management Systems versus Content Delivery Networks
By Michael Adams,TANDBERG Television
2009
Applying Digital Watermarking To Home Entertainment Content Delivery Networks
By Reza Rassool, Widevine Technologies Inc.
2006
Content Supplier’s Perspective: Home Networks And Rights Management
By Robert M. Zitter, Craig D. Cuttner Home Box Office
2004
Advances In Content Management And Protection
By Wim Mooij, Mindport
2000
Operational Management Of Digital Content
By Yvette M. Gordon, Time Warner Cable
1997
Cloud Computing for Cable TV: Expanding Choice, Control & Content for a New Generation of Television Viewer
By John W. Callahan, Jeremy Edmonds, ActiveVideo Networks
2009
Guaranteeing Seamless 4K OTT Content Delivery
By Jos Delbar & Bart Vercammen, Technicolor
2018
A Converged Content Delivery Platform for IP and QAM Video
By James Barkley, Weidong Mao, Comcast Cable
2016
Stereoscopic Delivery Of 3D Content To The Home
By Walt Husak, Dolby Laboratories, Inc.
2010
Application Of Policy Based Indexes And Unified Caching For Content Delivery
By Andrey Kisel, Alcatel-Lucent
2014
More Results >>