- a
provider may
operate multiple super headends as a way of
redundancy in the
event of a failure.
Super headends also
create a cost-effective environment...
-
optic network extends from the
cable operators'
master headend,
sometimes to
regional headends, and out to a neighborhood's hubsite, and
finally to an...
- Look up
headend in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Head end may
refer to:
cable television headend, the
central facility serving a
local area for cable...
-
called the
headend. Many
channels can be
transmitted through one
coaxial cable by a
technique called frequency division multiplexing. At the
headend, each...
- (later
relaunched as
Music Choice Play in 2013, and
shuttered in 2016).
Headends incorporated a
video server which allowed for
localized content mixes –...
-
Compuvid had
already made a
similar product which was
installed at the
headends of
cable television systems owned by
TeleCable Corporation, a subsidiary...
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Cable television networks relay signals to ground-based
cable television headends using satellites,
which allowed cable TV to
enter into the
suburban and...
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Managed Satellite Distribution (formerly
known as
Headend in the Sky/HITS) is Comcast's
satellite multiplex service that
provides cable channels to cable...
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backhaul services,
connecting the ISP's
facilities such as
central offices/
headends together. All
Signalling System No. 7 (SS7), and some SONET/SDH
rings have...
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Communications WOW!
Satellite Claro Puerto Rico Dish
Network DirecTV Glorystar Headend in the Sky
Fiber / IPTV
Cincinnati Bell
Fioptics Claro Consolidated Communications...
