Multichannel TV has been designed to be watched via your own website, or easily embedded into your own intranet or partner extranet sites. Our unique technology matches the quality to the internet connection your viewers have in order to give the smoothest playback possible without network buffering.

This allows us to provide programme formats and delivery mechanisms to suit all budgets so that you can start at a low entry level cost and build up from there.

Here’s some options: -

OpenChannel  - An easy way to integrate video content into existing websites, but using our user interface,  streamed hosting facilities and management information. It’s ideal for company announcements, interviews, client case studies and one off programmes such as product launches.

MultiChannel – The Multichannel interface for companies who are looking to develop an ongoing communication with their audience base via Internet TV. It works wells for companies producing programmes and updates on a regular basis, providing an integrated library of video content. It’s ideal for sets of training such as induction courses or compliance and groups of related content such as product marketing portfolios and expert knowledge transfer.

LiveChannel – Whether it is a corporate announcement, live forum to staff or partners, or a customer event, our LiveChannel technology enables it to be streamed out over the internet using the MultiChannel interface.

PodChannel -  Can be integrated into the interface to offer the programmes via a video or audio podcast for iPod users and an MP4 download for mobile devices such as phones and PDAs. iPod users can subscribe to the service so that the latest programme is automatically downloaded when the iPod is docked into its station. It's ideal for delivering messages and training to sales staff on the move.

Since the core of the Multichannel interfaces are based on Flash technology this means that no special software is required on a viewers PC. In addition, we do offer an audit and testing service and second level technical support to iron out any issues prior to any programme or channel launch.