This presentation explores the key differences between IPTV (Internet Protocol Television) and OTT (Over-the-Top) services. IPTV is a subscription-based service that delivers content over a managed network, ensuring high quality, while OTT allows on-demand access over the open internet, offering more flexibility and device compatibility. Ultimately, IPTV provides a traditional TV experience, whereas OTT emphasizes personalized content delivery.

1. DIFFERENCE
IPTV AND OTT

2. Introduction
Welcome to the presentation on "IPTV vs. OTT: Understanding the Key Differences."
In this presentation, we'll explore the distinctions between IPTV (Internet Protocol
Television) and OTT (Over-the-Top) services.

3. IPTV, or Internet Protocol Television, is a digital TV broadcasting protocol that allows
you to watch television content over the internet. It is a subscription-based service that
delivers live TV channels, on-demand content, and other interactive features through an
internet connection. TV service providers use IPTV technology to offer their customers a
personalized and interactive TV viewing experience.
What is IPTV?

4. OTT, or Over-The-Top, refers to the delivery of video content over the internet, bypassing
traditional TV providers like cable and satellite companies. It allow users to access TV
content on-demand, meaning they can watch shows and movies at any time they choose.
Users can access subscription-based OTT services through various devices such as smart
TVs, smartphones, and tablets.
What is OTT?

5. Content Delivery
IPTV: Content is delivered through a closed, managed network, ensuring high quality and
reliability.
OTT: Content is delivered over the open internet, which may result in occasional buffering or
quality issues.

6. User Experience
IPTV: Provides a more traditional TV-like experience with channel guides and schedules.
OTT: Offers a user-centric experience with personalized recommendations and on-demand
content.

7. Cost
IPTV: Typically comes as part of a bundled service with internet and phone, making it less
flexible.
OTT: Offers more flexibility with various pricing models, including subscription and pay-per-
view options.

8. Device Compatibility
IPTV: Requires a specific set-top box or compatible device for streaming.
OTT: Compatible with a wide range of devices, making it accessible to a broader audience.

9. IPTV and OTT are two distinct methods of delivering television content.
IPTV relies on managed networks and is often bundled with other services, while OTT is
internet-based, offering greater flexibility and a wider range of content.
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