Internet

RRsat’s internet/OTT networks enable content uplink and delivery, free-to-air or encrypted, to a diverse global audience over DTH platforms or over the top of the Internet.

Programs to be streamed over the Internet may be encoded in a wide range of video and audio formats, including WMV-9, VC-1, H.264, H.263, WMA, AAC, MP3, Vorbis and more. Supported encapsulation formats include ASF, WMV, WMA, FLV and Flash, among others. Encoding is generally performed at one of the RRsat teleports. Content is delivered to distribution servers at POPs or ISPs via the private RRsat network at low bitrates. Distribution servers connect to the Internet and deliver the programs to end users or CDNs.

We appreciate the speed and quality of the service provided by RRsat. While we initially launched on Cablevision, with the wide audience being made available by RRsat on the Galaxy 23 satellite, we expect to expand very quickly to additional cable, satellite and telco operators so that fight fans across the country can have a 24/7 combat sports destination on their TVs.

Mr. Mike Garrow,
General Manager and Co-Founder of FIGHT NOW! TV

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