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2 An established video company
Executive Summary An established video company Vast knowledge in Encoding and Decoding technology Focused on Broadcast and IPTV markets Experienced system integration team Engineering stuff with strong broadcast and network projects background

3 Founded in 1990, headquarters in Israel
Background Founded in 1990, headquarters in Israel Stable and field-proven video technology Over 200 employees worldwide Strong US & International presence Offices in Silicon Valley, Boston, Europe, Japan, China, Singapore Products marketed in over 40 countries Localization Worldwide technical support

4 April 1999: IPO, net proceeds of $16 million
Background Traded on NASDAQ: OBAS April 1999: IPO, net proceeds of $16 million March 2000: SPO, net proceeds of $67million Financially solid (~$50M cash) Subsidiaries holdings in VBox Communications and Mobixell Networks Acquired HiTV (ECI activity) & Viewgraphics in 2000

5 Reference customers and Installations
JSAT IPTV Over Satellite - Japan 20 channels FPT – (BB Service Provider) – Vietnam 24 Channels Headend Dakota Central Telecommunications 142 Channels Headend Venus Corporation 134 Channels Headend Hickory 40 Channels Headend Perry Spencer 20 Channels Headend

6 Reference customers and Installations
Piedmont Communications 90 Channels Headend Citizens cablevision 120 Channels Headend Scott County Advance Technologies 45 Channels Headend Chunghwa Telecom- Taiwan's 40 channels Headend Major Operator in Japan – KDDI 70 channels Headend

7 Optibase Projects Pennsylvania. Illinois. North Carolina. North Dakota. Virginia. Italy. Ireland. The UK. Iceland. France. Austria. Israel. Kiev Taiwan. Japan. Korea

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9 Broadcast Over IP For providing and managing live TV, pay-per-view, and NVOD channels Management tools for creating channels, scheduling programs and defining service packages Advanced subscriber features such as EPG, info bar, reminders, and parental control

10 VOD Enables the creation and management of a full VOD service
Incorporate advertising and e-commerce features in an interactive TV service Allows subscribers to order movies from the comfort of their home at any time

11 PVR Allows for creating and managing a network-based network or client personal-video-recording service for an optimal user experience Enables subscribers to enjoy an entirely new TV experience by letting them watch "what they want, when they want”

12 Home Media Strengthening the integration of TV into the digital home network Leverages digital media content stored on the PC Enabling subscribers to view pictures and listen to music through the television using the existing IPTV STB

13 KOD Allows the delivery of a full network-based karaoke-on-demand service Tap into a popular new market Enables subscribers to enjoy an at-home karaoke service over existing equipment

14 Head End Block diagram

15 Head End Block diagram Patriot system 1.8M Dish and UHF Antenna

16 Head End Block diagram ProTune UHF/VHF tuners
ADI Satellite receivers with CA decryption

17 Head End Block diagram Leitch Matrix and local control panel
AVP Patch panel For maximum resilience

18 Head End Block diagram Optibase MGW 5100 State of the art Optibase
Network encoder with full redundancy (As an Option) Optibase Encoder Management System and Cluster Manager

19 Head End Block diagram Bit Band Optibase Bit Band Bit Band
Video On Demand Optional network Servers Optibase Ingest Station Bit Band Video On Demand Vision Streaming server with 160Mbps throughput Bit Band Management and load balance servers

20 Head End Block diagram Wide vine Cypher real-time encryption With supports iTV capabilities such as PVR, trick-play, stream splicing, and custom ad-insertion. Encryption for real-time unicast and multicast media formats

21 Head End Block diagram Check Point fire Wall STB Boot Server
Cisco CNR or MS Win2003 Server DHCP

22 Head End Block diagram Orca RightTV Middleware and EPG & Reports Tools, With VOD, Games on demand, Network PVR, PC Portal support Middleware Orca RightTV running on SUN V240 servers with option for redundant configuration

23 Head End Block diagram Central Monitoring Solution
Zandar DX 16 splitter with Video/Audio loss real time alarm STB’s for decoding 42” Plasma screens

24 Head End Block diagram Central Management Application
Real time errors and status gathering from all Head end components Alerts and messages can be ed and logged

25 User Interface User friendly interface One main control application Real time H/w Alarms Real time Video/Audio loss Alarms

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27 Middleware Building blocks
Content Data Center API Content Management Content files multiple content files, pictures, related documents Metadata Name, description, rating, length, language Package Management Group of channels Pricing information Target audience, user groups Marketing Campaigns Buy X Get Y, Control by dates

28 Middleware Building blocks
Content Data Center API Content Management Content Security Video DRM for on demand CA for live Games Encryption Fraud detection Encrypted Distribution

29 Content Distributions
Middleware Building blocks Content Data Center API Content Management Content Security Content Distributions Distribute from Headend to network servers Synchronize data and metadata Monitor and control

30 Content Distributions
Middleware Building blocks Multiple pricing methods (Per time, Per entry, Rental, Subscription, etc.) Multiple pricing per package Price differentiation per group VIP accounts Free trials and Promo Pre paid & post paid models Content Data Center API Content Management Content Security Content Distributions API Billing Content/Services pricing

31 Content Distributions
Middleware Building blocks Content Data Center API Content Management Registration offline and online Groups Personalization Sub Accounts Limitations / Parental Control Rating, Spending, Time, Exact hours History Reports Content Security Content Distributions API Billing Content/Services pricing API Subscriber Management CRM

32 Content Distributions
Middleware Building blocks Content Data Center API Video VOD, Live feeds (channels, events) Multicast and unicast Bandwidth considerations Games / Applications Game Server Network optimization Content Management Content Security Content Distributions API Billing Content/Services pricing API Subscriber Management CRM API Delivery engines LIVE, VOD Additional Services

33 Content Distributions
Middleware Building blocks Content Data Center API Content Management Content Security Content Distributions API Billing Content/Services pricing HTML / Flash Multi device support PC Win9x, Win 2000, Win XP STB API Subscriber Management CRM API Delivery engines LIVE, VOD Additional Services Presentation Layer

34 Content Distributions PC/STB Subscriber Portal
Middleware Building blocks Content Data Center API Content Management Content Security Content Distributions API Billing Content/Services pricing API Subscriber Management CRM API Delivery engines LIVE, VOD Additional Services Presentation Layer API PC/STB Subscriber Portal

35 System flow - Subscriber Log In
Access Provider Middleware 5 Get Active Contents Database Application Server 4 Login / Logout 6 Active Contents 7 Active contents CA System CA Server Management Server 8 Add/remove Entitlements 9 Add/remove Licenses 3 Login / Logout Subscriber 1 Login / Logout User Portal 2 Login / Logout

36 System flow - Content Activation
Middleware Database Application Server Storage 5 Validate 4 Create Certificate (ContentID, UserID) 6 Certificate, URL) 7 Add Entitlement STB ID, ContentID) 14 Content 13 Ok CA System Streaming Server Activation Server License Issuer 12 Check Certificate (MAC, Certificate) 11 Stream Content (URL, MAC, Certificate) 9 Activate Content URL, Certificate 3 Activate Content ContentID, UserID 8 License User 1 Select Content 2 Activate Content (ContentID, UserID) Portal 10 Activate Content (URL, Certificate)

37 Service Definition Business and technical targets
Deployment Stages Service Definition Business and technical targets Number of registered / concurrent users Target Audience Available services Video, Games, Radio End-user device TV / PC / Both Content amount, sources Pricing schemes

38 System Deployment Integration with existing network Availability
Deployment Stages System Deployment Integration with existing network Availability Number and location of edge units

39 Deployment Stages (cont.)
Subscriber Portal Branding Specific requirements for flow and graphics Customization or develop with API Subscriber Provisioning Registration - Customer Care and/or On-Site On-site login or Real-time authentication Integration with external user Database

40 Deployment Stages (cont.)
Billing Payment method: phone bill / credit card / clearance company Input to billing system – file format, API Feedback from billing system Real-time purchase confirmation Help Desk / Customer Care Reports per user Credit users via file

41 Deployment Stages (cont.)
Marketing Specialized reports to analyze system and subscriber behavior Advertisement management – portal and video Advanced pricing schemes Advanced campaigns Payment methods – pre-paid, multiple Vendor contracts – revenue share management EPG data Content metadata

42 The Team A qualified well experienced project and integration team with strong broadcast and network projects knowledge Professional services team of software programmers available for customization localization and on site integration with customer software components (Billing etc.)

43 The Solution – Key Components
Encoding, Streaming, Ingest, Management Middleware VOD and NPVR Conditional Access and DRM

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45 Overall Competitive price – all included and more !
Why Optibase Overall Competitive price – all included and more ! All components already integrated Proven and deployed technologies Feature rich solution Upgrade path to HD

46 The Optibase Opportunity
The right technology Over a decade of experience in video technology The right infrastructure Worldwide Sales and technical support The right financials $50M Cash financing

47 The Optibase Opportunity
The right brand: Optibase products are well recognized for their quality at the core of professional digital video solutions worldwide The right time Optibase integration, fast reaction team, quick, risk free deployment

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