Shenick Launches serviceEye, IP-TV Monitoring System
Shenick Network Systems announced the
general availability of its servicEye™, IPTV monitoring system. With servicEye,
Shenick adds to its converged IP network test portfolio. IPTV service providers
can now proactively address quality issues, reduce customer churn and
confidently scale IPTV services delivery.
servicEye, which is already in use by network service providers worldwide,
provides IPTV monitoring and service assurance from the video head end right
through to the end viewer. IPTV service providers can now secure and grow fixed
line revenue by delivering a high quality TV viewing experience. They can now
boost competitive advantage by proactively reducing and rapidly isolating
quality issues saving on repair costs and increasing productivity rates through
efficient resource allocation. In addition, they can manage content provider
quality issues and establish reliable mechanisms to guarantee content service
level agreements.
With the servicEye range of products, Shenick is the only company to provide the
following unique functions for monitoring IPTV capabilities in a live network:
*servicEye provides monitoring capabilities at the head end of the network on
pre and post IPTV encoding stages - this full reference analysis monitors the
ASI/SDI digital interface before it is converted to IPTV and provides a detailed
qualitative view of every TV channel. The servicEye probe provides real time,
passive analysis of every IPTV channel with integrated video capture for quality
threshold violation.
*Active probe functions with full reference video analysis for detailed video
analysis. The active probe also provides a multi-application traffic injection
capability that enables service providers to emulate and analyze network and
application layer traffic. This proactive approach can isolate and solve quality
of experience (QoE) problems before the end user is effected. Active probe
functions cover IPTV, VoD, VoIP and data applications with unique, per-flow
traffic control.
*servicEye monitors both variable bit rate (VBR) and constant bit rate (CBR)
video streams for SD, HD TV and picture-in-picture (PiP) TV with encrypted and
non encrypted video payloads.
“IPTV services are expected to significantly scale over the coming years and in
an increasingly competitive environment, guaranteeing a high quality viewing
experience is an absolute must,”said Robert Winters, CMO, Shenick Network
Systems. “From letting your customers know you are fixing an IPTV problem by
sending a service interruption acknowledgement to their TV screens, to reducing
costly truck rolls, it is critical for operators to build customer trust leading
to profitable services. Quality is the key in reaching that goal.”
servicEye provides the following key features: A passive and active probe in
one, integrated unit.
*24 x 7 real time, non intrusive, passive
analysis of each and every IPTV channel.
*Full reference active video analysis utilizing the PEVQ MOS algorithm.
*All CODEC's supported for standard (SD) and high definition (HD) TV.
*Active probe functions to inject and analyze emulated network and multiplay
video, voice and data application flow scenarios, such as IPTV channel change
rate testing and/or service level VLAN/PPPoE/DHCP testing.
*Head End quality monitoring for both IP and pre encoded ASI/SDI inputs.
*Quality analysis of both encrypted and non encrypted CBR and VBR streams.
*Multi-minute video capture upon pre-configured quality (such as MOS) threshold
violation.
*Select and view any IPTV channel in real time.
*A scalable and centrally managed solution with pre-configured support for
popular OSS fault, correlation and alarm management interfaces.
*Secure management interface without a requirement for a dedicated data
communications network.
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