Cavalier’s Broadband Television service offers a wide variety of features for customers.  One of the features that Cavalier offers is Video On Demand, a system within the broadband service that permits subscribers to select and watch movies, television shows, and other featured programs at any time that they may choose to do so.  The programs that a user may choose to watch are often included in the Broadband Television package.  Some programs, mostly more recent feature films, can be viewed for a small cost and will be charged to the customer’s account.

The customer can go to the Video On Demand channel on their television and select what they would like to watch at any time.  The programs may be paused, rewound, fast forwarded, and saved.  There are usually a wide variety of films that have currently come out onto DVD available for the viewing pleasure of the customer making it a more convenient option than taking a trip to the local movie store.  There are also television programs from premium channels and from channels.  Also, the viewer can watch comedy specials, interviews with actors, fitness programs, and many other series that are sure to appeal to an assortment of users.

Cavalier Digital Television offers customers a crystal clear digital picture.  The signal that is transmitted through Cavalier Digital Television is 100% digital and is sent to your television across the entire network.  The quality of the picture that you will receive from Cavalier is noticeably superior to standard cable. 

The signal that Cavalier Digital Television uses is in an analog format so that it is able to transmit the service properly.  The video signals that are already present are then transferred into a digital signal than is transmitted to your home television.  The digital signal is then adapted into an actual television signal when it reaches your home television set.

Digital Television is the sending and receiving of images and audio through digital signals.  Cavalier Digital Television is transported using a broadband signal and is a 100% broadcast quality video signal.  The digital signal is grouped into packets that are sent out and recovered by the Set Top Box in your home.  The signal is then put back together by the STB.  The signal is transmitted through the use of Internet Protocol (IP).

Cavalier’s digital television uses a broadband signal and a system known as IPTV (Internet Protocol Television).  Digital Television is much different than satellite TV or regular cable.  With satellite and cable all of the channels that your service provides are being delivered to you at one time, but with digital television you are only receiving the programs that you select on an individual basis.  The makes for a faster, more reliable, substantially interactive viewing encounter.

Cavalier’s Digital Television offers over one-hundred fifty digital channels for your viewing pleasure, fifty-six digital audio channels from MTV URGE, and all of the local channels that you have come to know and love.

Cavalier’s Digital Television service features an interactive programming guide that includes menus and buttons on the actual TV screen enable the customer to navigate through the many features made available.  This service also offers parental controls that are dominated through the use of parental controls and crystal clear video and audio.

Cavalier Television can also be purchased in a bundle with other services.  High- speed Internet, Phone, and Digital Television can be conveniently bundled together all while saving you money on your monthly bill.  Additional premium channels such as HBO, Cinemax, Showtime, and Starz can also be included to suit your interest.

 

Digital television is television broadcasting that uses sent and received moving images and sound through digital signals.  Cavalier’s digital television uses a technology called IPTV, Internet Protocol Television, or Broadband Television.  Comparable to the way that computers receive information, IPTV is transmitted, through electric signals, to a customer’s television through an Internet delivery system.

The programming and content that is shown on Cavalier’s digital television is obtained through local and national content sources.  The material is processed through progressive video trans-coders for real-time translation to a specially selected MPEG4 video stream.  MPEG4, developed by the Moving Picture Expert Group, brings high-resolution television to Cavalier’s customers.  This technology was first used by none other than Cavalier.

As we all know, Cavalier has an extremely widespread fiber optics network.  This vast network directs the video streams through central office buildings and converts the signals to a DSL broadcast, finally sending it the customer’s home.