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Onramp · 18-07-2018, 15:32

The logical conclusion, as far as I can tell is this:

1) Set top box is IP-based and fed via DOCSIS, G.Fast or FTTH/P (DOCSIS or GPON)

2) Programme guide is split into a row for each content provider (rather than each TV channel)

3) Each content provider contains a selection of live and on-demand content. Live content will include 24 hour news channels and sporting events. On-demand content (such as sky movies, non-live PPV events, box sets and shows) would be present.

4) There wouldn't be hundreds of poor quality, heavily-compressed standard-definition channels hanging around.
+1 services redundant
repeats redundant

18-07-2018, 15:32	#4425
Onramp Inactive Join Date: Sep 2016 Posts: 210	Re: Netflix/Streaming Services The logical conclusion, as far as I can tell is this: 1) Set top box is IP-based and fed via DOCSIS, G.Fast or FTTH/P (DOCSIS or GPON) 2) Programme guide is split into a row for each content provider (rather than each TV channel) 3) Each content provider contains a selection of live and on-demand content. Live content will include 24 hour news channels and sporting events. On-demand content (such as sky movies, non-live PPV events, box sets and shows) would be present. 4) There wouldn't be hundreds of poor quality, heavily-compressed standard-definition channels hanging around. +1 services redundant repeats redundant Last edited by Onramp; 18-07-2018 at 15:35.