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M7 takes cable TV to smartphones and tablets

June 8, 2015 10.07 Europe/London By Jorn Krieger, ANGA COM 2015, Cologne.

M7 multiscreen app EPG_iPadM7 Deutschland, operator of the German KabelKiosk platform, will enable cable households to access their TV channels on further reception devices through the new multiscreen solution BasisHD Now to be unveiled at cable, satellite and broadband fair ANGA COM 2015 in Cologne.

The multiscreen app will be available for smartphones and tablets running on iOS and Android as well as for Chromecast and can be used on up to five devices per household. Through the local Wi-Fi home network, it streams more than 70 public and commercial free-to-air TV channels to mobile devices and also supports M7’s whole pay-TV offering.

For selected channels, there will be a replay and restart function for time-shifted television. As a while label product, the app can be offered under the cable operator’s own brand.

The multiscreen service is complemented by a second BasisHD smartcard for secondary TV sets, for example in the children’s room or bedroom.

“Only M7 offers TV provision solutions for cable and IPTV networks from one source. Cable and IP now grow together even more closely: The new bundle containing BasisHD, our multiscreen app and the secondary smartcard for additional TV sets takes real multiscreen TV into the cable household,” said Alessandro Lanfranconi, Managing Director of M7 Deutschland.

“With this offering for a premium cable subscription, we sustainably push forward the development of HDTV and second screen on cable – for a flexible cable TV service at eye level with other multiscreen offerings,” added Lanfranconi

Information on BasisHD Now and a demo version of the multiscreen app are available at the M7 booth H11 in hall 10.2.

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Filed Under: ANGA COM, Cable, Editor's Choice, Event Coverage, Multiscreen, Platforms, Second Screen, Streaming, Tech, Top Story Tagged With: BasisHD Now, M7 Deutschland, multiscreen, smartphone, tablet Edited: 9 June 2015 11:27

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About Jörn Krieger

Jörn reports on the latest developments in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. Since 1992, he has been working as a freelance journalist, specialised in digital media, broadcast technology, convergence and new markets. He also takes up University lectureships, writes articles in specialist publications, and produces radio reports. Jörn is also a moderator of panel discussions at industry events such as ANGA COM, Medientage München and IFA Berlin.

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