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Samsung enables pay TV in India without a set-top

December 6, 2024 09.56 Europe/London By Robert Briel

Samsung is introducing Samsung TVKey Cloud Technology, a solution that lets viewers watch live television without a set-top box.

This innovative technology, co-developed with Nagravision, offers consumers a seamless and clutter less entertainment experience, eliminating the need for traditional set-top boxes.

Simplifying the future of live TV with TVKey Cloud, users can now access all their favourite live and on-demand content using a single Samsung Smart TV remote. This marks a major milestone in reducing additional cables and hardware, delivering a clean, modern, and highly intuitive viewing experience. The technology is compatible with Samsung’s 2023 and 2024 Connected TV models, including Ultra HD, OLED, QLED, and Neo QLED.

This state of the art technology allows the service provider’s subscribers to access premium content using TVKey’s unique on-chip security, ensuring a high level of content protection.

“TVKey Cloud technology is Samsung’s latest in a series of innovations towards powering Digital India. It helps cable and satellite television providers deliver secure and high-quality content so that consumers can enjoy their favourite content on Samsung TVs seamlessly. The innovative technology will set a new standard in India’s television industry,” said Dipesh Shah, Managing Director of SRI-Bangalore.

Samsung TVKey Cloud is currently available with cable & satellite television providers in India – GTPL and Dish TV – offering unmatched viewing experience to subscribers. TVKey Cloud will enable service providers to deliver a variety of services – from live broadcast to on-demand content – with minimal hardware. All that’s required is an internet connection (Broadband, 4G, or 5G) to authenticate the live TV signals fetched via Cable or DTH Antenna.

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Filed Under: Connected TV, Newsline Tagged With: India, Samsung, TVkey Cloud Edited: 9 December 2024 14:08

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