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Agama ensures Altibox’s OTT quality

August 28, 2012 09.14 Europe/London By Robert Briel

IBC 2012 PREVIEW – AMSTERDAM. Stand No. 4.A55. Agama Technologies has announced that Norwegian triple-play service provider Altibox expands its existing end-to-end IPTV quality monitoring solution from Agama into the over-the-top space.

The extended Agama solution will help ensure that ‘Altibox Chill’, a TV Everywhere service to multiple viewing devices, is always available with the right quality to meet customer expectations.

Launched in December 2011, Altibox was the first operator in Norway to create a TV Everywhere solution, offering live TV and VOD services across multiple screens to its customers. The Altibox Chill service delivers content in several different profiles to PCs, Macs and iOS devices using adaptive bitrate (ABR) streaming in HTTP Live Streaming (HLS) and Smooth Streaming formats. With Agama, Altibox now has support to ensure that its OTT services works optimally 24/7.

“Agama has proven to be a reliable service quality assurance partner to us over the years, and after evaluating a number of OTT video service monitoring solutions on the market it was quite a simple selection to make,” says Eivind Østerli, head of customer operations at Altibox.

“With this extension of the Agama solution, we can easily connect and compare quality information for both OTT and multicast playout with QoE on set-top boxes in our network through the central Agama Enterprise Server. We hope to be able to quickly find any problematic sources that can affect either just one or both of the service platforms, to ensure that our services work well regardless of where and on which screen the customers choose to make use of them.”

Building out its existing Agama DTV Monitoring Solution, Altibox gathers monitoring information from all Agama Analyzers and Agama Embedded Monitoring probes for both IPTV and OTT video delivery into one single system.

“We are proud to be given this reinforced trust from Altibox, an operator on the cutting edge – both in terms of technology, as well as in customer experience, satisfaction and loyalty,” says Mikael Dahlgren, CEO at Agama Technologies.

“Our proven solution is ideal for all TV operators moving to multiscreen and TV Everywhere offerings, allowing OTT services to be concurrently monitored together with traditional TV services – all in a single and unified system.”

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Arnhem-based Robert covers the Benelux, France, Germany, Austria and Switzerland as well as IPTV, web TV, connected TV and OTT. Email Robert at rbriel@broadbandtvnews.com.

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