
Hundreds of radio and TV channels at your fingertips
LanTV is a solution for live streaming and recording hundreds of radio and TV channels over an organization’s computer network, allowing authorized users to watch them on their computers.
With LanTV, there is no need to purchase dozens of receivers or hundreds of televisions. The LanTV appliance and its software let you build a large-scale radio and TV monitoring system with live network streaming and simultaneous recording, at lower cost and with efficient performance.

Architecture
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Use the existing network cabling instead of installing a separate centralized antenna system
Deliver TV services to existing computers without purchasing additional televisions
Receive all channels on a DVB frequency, with functionality equivalent to hundreds of individual receivers
Record selected channels to central storage while also supporting recording on individual computers
Client, Videowall, Recorder, and Android applications
Centrally manage multiple LanTV devices through the Web UI
Control users’ access to channels and viewing hours, and monitor which channels they watch
Built on Embedded Linux for long-term stability
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Using LanTV for live TV distribution and network-based monitoring

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Any organization can use LanTV to deliver TV over its network quickly and easily, while also providing centralized recording and radio/TV monitoring.
Unlike traditional solutions, LanTV requires neither new cabling nor a separate television for each user.
We were the first company in Iran to develop and deliver TV over enterprise networks.
LanTV is designed by our team; we are not an importer or reseller of another manufacturer’s product.
LanTV is used by many IRIB centers, news agencies, and organizations.
Its reliability, ease of use, and our exceptional after-sales support have led many customers to purchase multiple units over time.
Open-source software may have no license cost, but deploying and maintaining a system can require substantial staff time.
A LanTV appliance is designed to operate for years without ongoing specialist intervention, while maintaining an open-source system over the same period can cost many times more in labor.
LanTV is also an integrated solution with the required applications, whereas open-source deployments often require assembling and integrating separate tools.
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