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Switched Digital Video

Switched Digital Video

Motorola offers Switched Digital Video (SDV), an end-to-end bandwidth efficiency solution that allows operators to provide subscribers with access to highly focused digital content channels without the need to commit dedicated bandwidth to each channel. Cable providers can reclaim bandwidth to deliver targeted content to subscribers and attract new business with niche programming. Motorola can help cable operators to implement SDV cost-effectively. Support is essential, and Motorola plans to offer support for industry standard architectures to allow mixing of network components from different vendors.



Components
Support
ERM1000

ERM1000 Edge Resource Manager
Edge resource manager (ERM) switched digital video management device allows advanced services to share network resources.

SVM 2000

SVM2000 Switched Video Manager
Switched Video Manager (SVM) has same function as SVM1000 with expanded capacity to support more channel changes on more set-tops.

NE1000

NE1000 Network Encryptor
Network Encryptor supports the centralized encryption of MPEG services in a MediaCipher® conditional access system.

SVOM1000

SVOM1000 Switched Video Operations Manager
Switched Video Operations Manager (SVOM) headend device that configures and manages the many components and protocols involved in a switched digital video.

SVM1000

SVM1000 Switched Video Manager
Switched Video Manager (SVM) combines video compression with sharing of QAM resources using open network management protocols.

APEX1000

APEX1000
Next-generation all-purpose edge QAM, provide flexibility, high availability, high QAM density encryption, and low power in a cost-effective single rack unit platform.