Harris Provides Omantel with Selenio™ Media Convergence Platform

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Harris Provides Omantel with Selenio™ Media Convergence Platform

February 19, 2011 Broadcast & Playout News Press Releases 0

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates, (CABSAT MENA 2011, Stand S3-A21) — Harris Corporation (NYSE:HRS), an international communications and information technology company, is providing a large-scale contribution and distribution system based on its newly launched Selenio media convergence platform to Omantel, the service provider for the Ministry of Information (MOI) in the Sultanate of Oman. Harris is working with Mustafa Sultan Security & Communication Systems Co LLC on the project.

 The new Harris® Selenio integrated media convergence platform — an industry first — will support a highly redundant 1080p-capable digital television contribution network at over 55 sites in Oman’s main cities.  

 “The Harris Selenio media platform is built on technology that cannot be found anywhere else in the industry,” said Ahmed Al Kindy, senior manager, Infrastructure Projects for Omantel.  “Our goal is to provide the best possible picture quality to the people of Oman, and Selenio, with its 1080p capability, will allow us to do just that.”

 The Selenio media convergence platform enables service providers to support content from multiple sources and deliver it over multiple paths.  While the media convergence platform fits into existing infrastructure, it also provides customers with an on-ramp to the IP networks as business evolves — future proofing the infrastructure. Selenio’s modular solution combines traditional baseband video and audio processing, compression and IP networking features within a single, 3RU platform.

 In this project, Selenio H264 1080p HD encoders and decoders, 6800+™ core processing modules and NetVX™ ATM interfaces will be combined to handle multiple redundancy schemes (1+1 and n+1) with SD/HD 1080p digital transmission head-end equipment. The resulting infrastructure provides a unique combination of density and power efficiency, while significantly reducing cost, weight and cabling requirements for the customer.

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DUBAI, United Arab Emirates, (CABSAT MENA 2011, Stand S3-A21) — Harris Corporation (NYSE:HRS), an international communications and information technology company, is providing a large-scale contribution and distribution system based on its newly launched Selenio media convergence platform to Omantel, the service provider for the Ministry of Information (MOI) in the Sultanate of Oman. Harris is working with Mustafa Sultan Security & Communication Systems Co LLC on the project.

 The new Harris® Selenio integrated media convergence platform — an industry first — will support a highly redundant 1080p-capable digital television contribution network at over 55 sites in Oman’s main cities.  

 “The Harris Selenio media platform is built on technology that cannot be found anywhere else in the industry,” said Ahmed Al Kindy, senior manager, Infrastructure Projects for Omantel.  “Our goal is to provide the best possible picture quality to the people of Oman, and Selenio, with its 1080p capability, will allow us to do just that.”

 The Selenio media convergence platform enables service providers to support content from multiple sources and deliver it over multiple paths.  While the media convergence platform fits into existing infrastructure, it also provides customers with an on-ramp to the IP networks as business evolves — future proofing the infrastructure. Selenio’s modular solution combines traditional baseband video and audio processing, compression and IP networking features within a single, 3RU platform.

 In this project, Selenio H264 1080p HD encoders and decoders, 6800+™ core processing modules and NetVX™ ATM interfaces will be combined to handle multiple redundancy schemes (1+1 and n+1) with SD/HD 1080p digital transmission head-end equipment. The resulting infrastructure provides a unique combination of density and power efficiency, while significantly reducing cost, weight and cabling requirements for the customer.

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