Live Broadcast Service by Fiber Optic Network offers three type of service formats: Private Line, Ethernet Service, and MPLS Service.
Private Line
This service facilitates the transmission of audio and video signals through a Wavelength Division Multiplexing/Synchronous Digital Hierarchy (WDM/SDH) optical fiber network. Adhering to Metro Ethernet Forum (MEF) standards, the Private Line service supports data transfer speeds ranging from 256 Kbps to 100 Gbps. It ensures data stability and security at the highest level and is capable of providing services both domestically and internationally.
Ethernet
Our Ethernet service transmits audio and video signals over a Wavelength Division Multiplexing/Synchronous Digital Hierarchy (WDM/SDH) optical fiber network utilizing Internet Protocol (IP). Compliant with Metro Ethernet Forum (MEF) standards, it supports data transfer speeds ranging from 1 Mbps to 100 Gbps. This service ensures maximum data stability and security and is available for both domestic and international deployment.
MPLS
The MPLS service transmits audio and video signals over a WDM/SDH optical fiber network using state-of-the-art Multi-Protocol Label Switching Layer 3 (MPLS) technology. It supports a diverse range of IP Protocol applications, with data transfer speeds ranging from 1 Mbps to 100 Gbps. Offering unparalleled stability and data security, this service is available for both domestic and international use.
Uncompressed
Our Uncompressed service links of audio and video signals (television signals) through a nationwide Fiber Optic Network. This service comes in two formats: Fixed Link and Event Link. The Head End facility in Khlong Toei ensures 24/7 monitoring and troubleshooting. The primary equipment used for service provision, aside from the Fiber Optic Network, includes TV Encoders and TV Decoders (also known as TV Codecs). These devices encode and compress both of audio and video signals, facilitating their transmission through the Fiber Optic Network to end-users.
Additionally, we offer a service for the reception and transmission of audio and video signals in Uncompressed Format through the Fiber Optic Network. This format ensures no loss of signal quality due to compression, resulting in reduced delay time and maintaining the original quality of the transmitted signals.
