Hotbird,tp 12360 new IP broadcast standard

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this 12360H tp shows Arte,but sound seems to be on an unusual AAC version.
It also carries a test of the new technology described in the link.
What should we ,consumers and curious people,make of this?

Another link on this here Native IP Broadcasting (DVB-NIP) - DVB
 
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Yes - Native IP Streaming over Satellite
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In simple terms, it could be said that it bypasses the classic TS format and replaces it with IP format.
 
so,what would I need to be able to use the box shown inmessage #2?
 
I don't know if there are freely available NIP boxes in Europe, but for example, in Peru the first freely available NIP platform was officially launched last year.
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Que maravilla!!! Peru is much more ahead of times!! What are we Europeans,waiting for??
 
I have come across IPTV delivery boxes in the BBC but those are certainly not FTA. The IP address has to be shared between each end. The Peruvian box is just using a different DVB mode to deliver FTA content via satellite/ Its not a two way thing like in Ka band.
 
any chance we get a Peruvian style box in Europe sometime?
 
Inverto has been testing 5G broadcasting on Astra and HotBird for over a year
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Only a receiver with dvb-nip support. No one has written SW for classic receivers or cards yet.
 
In simple terms, it could be said that it bypasses the classic TS format and replaces it with IP format.

so it's still modulated over DVB-S2? I don't quite understand the difference as SAT-IP can already distribute the TS as internet packets
 
Yes, it can be modulated also as DVB-S2
 
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