Coming soon the NDMC HD cable TV service in India. NDMC will offer this service in partnership with Mahanagar Telephone Nigam Limited and the telecommunications company Oneott Intertainment. Users can watch programs on TV screens, mobile devices, computers or laptops using the MTNL-NDMC Internet connection.
For the first time in a civic organization, the New Delhi City Council will provide high-definition cable television services to Lutyan-based residents of Delhi from mid-February, a move that will help him to be a smart city.
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NDMC will offer this service in partnership with Mahanagar Telephone Nigam Limited and the telecommunications company Oneott Intertainment. The transmission takes place via the underground fiber optic network.
MTNL, in collaboration with the city council, is already providing high-speed voice and Internet services to home users over fiber optic technology in some areas of NDMC, so that TV channels are now accessible via large section of media services based on popular networks like Netflix, Amazon Prime, YouTube and others.
Users can watch programs on TV screens, mobile devices, computers or laptops using the MTNL-NDMC Internet connection. Pravin Kumar Purwar of MTNL CMD said the cost would be "reasonable". "We can not offer lower tariffs than those decided by the Telecommunications Authority of India (TRAI) by 1 February, but we assure users that they will be a bit higher," he said. he explained.
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In FTTH technology, the technology used is referred to as the "head in the sky" (HITS). It is a main system that is to receive television signals that are to be processed and distributed via a cable television system. Sunil Kumar, MTNL's Director (HR & EB) said: "In summary, the content provider collects the different frequencies of all the satellite channels of a station via satellite dishes and then transmits them together to its own satellite, from where the signal is sent via antennas to local service providers then to households via an underground optical fiber. "
Purwar said the combination of HITS and FTTH can provide high-quality, low-cost television service that is not disturbed by the sun or rain. Kumar also pointed out that customers always had the opportunity to view programs because they could be stored on the server for seven days.
NDMC has joined MTNL 2017 to provide Internet connectivity via public Wi-Fi services and FTTH services to select residential areas in downtown Delhi. "We have already completed the project to provide FTTH Internet and telephony services and have already registered 370 users," said NDMC President Naresh Kumar. "Following the success of this project, we have decided to use the same facilities to provide cable television services."
Following this decision, the civil authorities signed a letter of intent with MTNL and Nxt Digital, the leading provider of HITS technology services in India. "On February 15, we will start publishing the service and organize camps to invite subscriber registrations for commercial connections," Kumar said.
In pilot form, the services are initially offered in Connaught Place and the surrounding area. Kumar, pleased to be the first municipal facility to offer cable television through HITS, said the Union's Information and Broadcasting Ministry also insisted that this technology be used to change digital transmission India.
