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What’s On India powers Airtel digital TV recorder
‘What’s On India’s EPG powers series recordings for Airtel digital TV recorder What’s on India will enable digital video recordings on Airtel digital TV recorder with it’s highly accurate and intelligent EPG Mumbai, April 22, 2010; India’s largest Electronic Programming Guide (EPG) company, ‘What’s On India’, has collaborated with Airtel digital TV- the DTH service from Bharti Airtel, for their newly launched Airtel digital TV recorder. Under this association, What’s on India’s EPGs will power video recordings for channels distributed by Airtel digital TV. The »»»
Record TV from your mobile
In the times of TV soaps and IPL, does the possession of the ‘lowly’ television remote decide the menu of your dinner? Half-burnt chapatis and tasteless watery dal with ‘Remote’ or steaming hot pulao and aloo parathas, if you opt to let go the ‘remote’! But lately, this situation is somewhat resolved by the introduction of DVR (digital video recorder) by DTH service providers. As a result, one programme can be watched while the other is being recorded to be viewed later. A study has revealed that the DVR has improved the relationships in families worldwide, the main reason being that »»»
Airtel DTH: Recorder on the go
For a couple of years now, Tata Sky has positioned its personal video recorder as a differentiator in the direct-to-home (DTH) market. It was the only service that allowed you to record the programmes you liked but could not watch. But that advantage is now history. Airtel DTH has become the second to market this gadget. Airtel’s device not just records, pauses, replays and fast-forwards TV content, it also sways to orders given over the mobile phone. Bharti Airtel Director and CEO (DTH) Ajay Puri says: “Surveys have shown that in homes with personal video recorders, 30-40 per cent of content »»»
Airtel DTH pushes mobile recording benefit in new campaign
Building on the ‘Dil Titli’ campaign that pushed its picture clarity benefit, Airtel DTH has unveiled a new integrated campaign to introduce its mobile recording feature, thus, giving viewers yet another “clear reason to buy”. “Last year, we moved away from a grand positioning to a more targeted communication that gave our target audience a clear reason to buy Airtel DTH,” said Sugato Banerji, chief marketing officer – DTH, Bharti Airtel. “While ‘Dil Titli’ spoke about our uniqueness in picture quality, the new campaign takes the brand further into the technology »»»
Comviva’s solution enables Airtel’s DTH subscribers to record live TV through mobile phones
VAS enabler, Comviva has enabled a unique feature for Bharti Airtel’s DTH service subscribers allowing them to record live TV though the use of mobile handset. The solution provides a GUI of the Electronic Program Guide (EPG) on mobile for Airtel digital TV subscribers. Users can also recommend a program to friends as well as view their account balance. Comviva says it made use of two of its products, Adagium A-Live, which is a carrier grade self care solution and WebAxn – a J2ME based client-server solution that helps deliver rich and engaging user experiences on a wide variety of handsets. Speaking »»»
Bharti Airtel launches DVR service using NDS XTV technology
NDS, the leading provider of technology solutions for digital pay-TV, today announced that Airtel digital TV- the DTH service from Bharti Airtel, one of Asia’s leading integrated telecom services providers, has launched NDS XTV technology for its integrated DVR service. Market-leading NDS XTV will enhance the viewing experience by allowing Airtel digital TV customers to pause, record, play back, rewind and fast forward their favourite programmes for viewing when they choose. Viewers can record one TV show while playing another, or record both simultaneously and can record up to 100 hours »»»
Airtel enables TV show recording using mobiles
Airtel digital TV, the DTH service from Bharti Airtel, has launched a set top box which enables TV recording through a mobile phone from anywhere. The Airtel digital TV recorder connects the mobile to the TV. Customers need to send an SMS from a registered mobile number which is linked to an Airtel digital TV account. They can then download the mobile recording application. Using their customer ID and password they can log in and record shows using any mobile Java and GPRS enabled handset. Ajai Puri, director and chief executive officer, Bharti Airtel, said in an official statement, “This »»»
