Airtel Digital TV
Airtel Digital TV launches new standard STB with recording facility
NEW DELHI: Airtel Digital TV the direct to home (DTH) arm of Bharti Airtel, has launched a set-top-box for Rs 2,000 that allows customers to record by plugging-in an external storage device such as a pen drive.
“The new standard definition (SD) set-top-box will allow customers to enjoy recording by just plugging-in an external storage device,” the company said in a statement.
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The company said that customers can just plug-in their pen drive or other external storage device into the set-top box to start recording and can schedule the recordings even via mobile or Internet.
“Customers can record on an external storage device of up-to two terabytes and create an unlimited personal content library by using multiple storage devices for the recordings,” it added.
The recorded programmes can be watched with a DVD like control of TV viewing with features such as pause, rewind, slow-motion viewing and fast-forward, the company said.
Airtel Digital TV had 8.5 million customers as on June 2013 and it offers 373 channels, including 17 HD channels and five interactive services.
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