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Message: <blockquote data-quote="kaavya" data-source="post: 2206146" data-attributes="member: 157">SLT to launch IPTVSri Lanka Telecom will be launching IPTV on June 17th according to sources. From June 15th to 17th a demonstration of the IPTV systems will be held at the BMICH. Two websites are available at the moment one being <a href="http://www.tomorrowyou.tv" target="_blank">http://www.tomorrowyou.tv</a> and Sri Lanka Telecom IPTV, the latter which would probably be the official website.SLT is promising a whole set of features such as time shift television, Video on Demand, etc and hopefully they are all delivered as promised. It is not clear whether a prospective IPTV subscriber should already be a ADSL subscriber in order to be given a connection but according to sources a 2MB connection is required for IPTV.With the broadcasting exhibition also in the corner it seems that Sri Lanka is seriously looking at moving into digital transmission mediums and with the entrance of SLT IPTV the competition between the pay television operators is poised to increase. All this only means that the subscribers get a better deal for their money.The subscriber/equipment prices have not been released as yet. In addition the channel lineup has not been released yet however we believe that BBC World, NDTV Imagine, B4U Music and VH1 are already on board. We hope that the nagging problems of IPTV such as packet drops due to noise in cables and channel switching delays due to IP delays are not an issue with this service.source - <a href="http://tvradiosrilanka.blogspot.com/" target="_blank">http://tvradiosrilanka.blogspot.com/</a></blockquote>

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