Virtual SAT>IP servers for IPTV Broadcasting

Virtual tuner technology

Our DVB-VPS solutions are fortified with the latest SAT>IP technology, offering two distinct types of virtual tuners to meet varying user requirements:

Shared tuners for targeted content

A shared tuner is locked to a predetermined satellite frequency from our extensive list. It is ideal for clients with clear content preferences, providing a cost-effective solution that ensures dedicated access to the desired satellite content.

Private tunes for extensive satellite access

The private tuner service offers more flexibility by being locked to a chosen satellite while allowing navigation through various frequencies within that satellite. It is well-suited for clients seeking a versatile broadcasting experience and the ability to explore diverse content, offering a broader spectrum of access and customization.

Understanding SAT>IP technology

SAT>IP technology innovatively transforms traditional satellite signals into Internet Protocol (IP) packets, enabling seamless distribution and reception of satellite content over IP networks. With SAT>IP, users can effortlessly access a wide range of satellite broadcasts from any device connected to the VPS, eliminating the need for additional satellite reception equipment and providing an uncluttered, efficient experience.

Supporting renowned SAT>IP clients

Our DVB-VPS solutions are fully compatible with renowned SAT>IP clients, such as TVHeadend, Cesbo Astra, VLC Media Player, Kodi, Mumudvb, GStreamer, Me TV, Kaffeine, MythTV and VDR (Video Disk Recorder). These client applications serve as gateways for users to stream a diverse range of satellite broadcasts directly to various devices, ensuring a versatile and enriching satellite viewing experience.

TVHeadend

Known for its versatility and user-friendly interface, TVHeadend is a popular choice among enthusiasts and professionals for managing and streaming satellite content. It acts as both a client and a server, enabling users to consume and distribute SAT>IP streams within their networks, making it a multifunctional solution for all satellite streaming needs.

Cesbo Astra

Praised for its reliability and performance, Cesbo Astra stands as another excellent client for broadcasting satellite transmissions. It offers a seamless and enriching experience to its users and is well-regarded for its ability to efficiently manage satellite streams.

VLC Media Player

VLC is a widely recognized media player that supports an extensive array of video and audio formats, including SAT>IP streams. Available on Linux, it is celebrated for its adaptability and reliability, making it a go-to application for many users.

Kodi

This open-source media center application supports a wide range of plugins and formats, including SAT>IP. It is customizable, extensible, and popular among users who prefer to tailor their viewing experience, offering a personalized approach to consuming satellite content.

Mumudvb

MuMuDVB is a proficient program for streaming TV over a network, capable of redistributing a stream from various DVB sources on a network in multicast or HTTP unicast, making it a versatile option for SAT>IP streaming.

GStreamer

GStreamer is a powerful multimedia framework that supports a variety of formats, including SAT>IP. It is well-suited for developers and advanced users who are comfortable working with command-line interfaces and creating custom pipelines for multimedia processing.

Me TV

Me TV is a digital television viewer for GNOME. While it is not as feature-rich as some other applications, it offers a simple and straightforward way to watch digital TV on Linux, including SAT>IP streams.

Kaffeine

Kaffeine is a versatile media player for KDE that supports DVB (Digital Video Broadcasting). It is known for its user-friendly interface and can be used to view SAT>IP streams.

MythTV

MythTV is a powerful media center and digital video recorder (DVR) application. It supports a wide range of TV tuners, including SAT>IP devices, allowing users to watch, pause, and record live TV shows.

VDR (Video Disk Recorder)

VDR is a Linux-based application designed to turn a computer into a digital video recorder. It can be extended with plugins and supports SAT>IP streaming.

Versatile SAT>IP apps

The supported applications provide users with a range of choices for streaming satellite broadcasts straight to their devices using the SAT>IP protocol. Each app offers distinct features and capabilities, ensuring a flexible and enhanced satellite viewing experience.

Virtual tuner technology

Our DVB-VPS solutions are fortified with the latest SAT>IP technology, offering two distinct types of virtual tuners to meet varying user requirements:

Shared tuners for targeted content

A shared tuner is locked to a predetermined satellite frequency from our extensive list. It is ideal for clients with clear content preferences, providing a cost-effective solution that ensures dedicated access to the desired satellite content.

Private tunes for extensive satellite access

The private tuner service offers more flexibility by being locked to a chosen satellite while allowing navigation through various frequencies within that satellite. It is well-suited for clients seeking a versatile broadcasting experience and the ability to explore diverse content, offering a broader spectrum of access and customization.

Understanding SAT>IP technology

SAT>IP technology innovatively transforms traditional satellite signals into Internet Protocol (IP) packets, enabling seamless distribution and reception of satellite content over IP networks. With SAT>IP, users can effortlessly access a wide range of satellite broadcasts from any device connected to the VPS, eliminating the need for additional satellite reception equipment and providing an uncluttered, efficient experience.

Supporting renowned SAT>IP clients

Our DVB-VPS solutions are fully compatible with renowned SAT>IP clients, such as TVHeadend, Cesbo Astra, VLC Media Player, Kodi, Mumudvb, GStreamer, Me TV, Kaffeine, MythTV and VDR (Video Disk Recorder). These client applications serve as gateways for users to stream a diverse range of satellite broadcasts directly to various devices, ensuring a versatile and enriching satellite viewing experience.

TVHeadend

Known for its versatility and user-friendly interface, TVHeadend is a popular choice among enthusiasts and professionals for managing and streaming satellite content. It acts as both a client and a server, enabling users to consume and distribute SAT>IP streams within their networks, making it a multifunctional solution for all satellite streaming needs.

Cesbo Astra

Praised for its reliability and performance, Cesbo Astra stands as another excellent client for broadcasting satellite transmissions. It offers a seamless and enriching experience to its users and is well-regarded for its ability to efficiently manage satellite streams.

VLC Media Player

VLC is a widely recognized media player that supports an extensive array of video and audio formats, including SAT>IP streams. Available on Linux, it is celebrated for its adaptability and reliability, making it a go-to application for many users.

Kodi

This open-source media center application supports a wide range of plugins and formats, including SAT>IP. It is customizable, extensible, and popular among users who prefer to tailor their viewing experience, offering a personalized approach to consuming satellite content.

Mumudvb

MuMuDVB is a proficient program for streaming TV over a network, capable of redistributing a stream from various DVB sources on a network in multicast or HTTP unicast, making it a versatile option for SAT>IP streaming.

GStreamer

GStreamer is a powerful multimedia framework that supports a variety of formats, including SAT>IP. It is well-suited for developers and advanced users who are comfortable working with command-line interfaces and creating custom pipelines for multimedia processing.

Me TV

Me TV is a digital television viewer for GNOME. While it is not as feature-rich as some other applications, it offers a simple and straightforward way to watch digital TV on Linux, including SAT>IP streams.

Kaffeine

Kaffeine is a versatile media player for KDE that supports DVB (Digital Video Broadcasting). It is known for its user-friendly interface and can be used to view SAT>IP streams.

MythTV

MythTV is a powerful media center and digital video recorder (DVR) application. It supports a wide range of TV tuners, including SAT>IP devices, allowing users to watch, pause, and record live TV shows.

VDR (Video Disk Recorder)

VDR is a Linux-based application designed to turn a computer into a digital video recorder. It can be extended with plugins and supports SAT>IP streaming.

Versatile SAT>IP apps

The supported applications provide users with a range of choices for streaming satellite broadcasts straight to their devices using the SAT>IP protocol. Each app offers distinct features and capabilities, ensuring a flexible and enhanced satellite viewing experience.