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Honghui Zhitong's Smart Cruise Video Interactive System delivers an end-to-end IPTV solution for cruise passengers, encompassing live streaming encoders, digital/satellite receivers, streaming media servers, IPTV middleware, and the user-facing ‘HuiShitong’ intelligent interactive controller.
Provides leisure and entertainment services (live streaming, video-on-demand, mandatory adverts, time-shifted viewing, recording, catch-up), hotel services, news and information, electronic ordering, smart reminders, intelligent guest controls, smart care, video doorbells, and comprehensive enquiry services. These value-added features enable the optimised allocation and flexible distribution of cruise ship information resources, delivering an enhanced user experience for guests.
Concierge services, check-in/check-out assistance, housekeeping, catering arrangements, leisure activities, etc.
1. Passengers may view a wide array of television programmes via IPTV, spanning news, entertainment, sports, documentaries and other genres, catering to varied viewing preferences.
2. Interactive on-demand functionality enables passengers to select films, television series, variety shows and other content at their convenience, delivering a personalised viewing experience.
1. Cruise Information: IPTV provides passengers with comprehensive cruise details, including daily itineraries, attraction guides, and activity previews, facilitating efficient trip planning.
2. Streamlined Service Bookings: Passengers may reserve restaurant seating, entertainment activities, and spa treatments directly via IPTV, eliminating the need to visit service counters and saving valuable time and effort.
During passenger dining, IPTV can broadcast light entertainment content, culinary programmes or destination attraction introductions to cultivate a pleasant dining atmosphere and enhance the dining experience.
Prior to performances or during intermissions, IPTV can broadcast show previews, cast introductions, and highlights from past performances. This provides audiences with additional information about the production, heightening anticipation for the show.
Music videos and live sports broadcasts complement the bar atmosphere, allowing passengers to enjoy additional entertainment while relaxing with a drink.
Whilst passengers relax on deck, IPTV can broadcast scenic videos, soothing background music, or live coverage of onboard activities, enriching their leisure time.
Display cruise activity schedules, welcome messages, and destination weather updates via IPTV, ensuring passengers access vital information upon arrival whilst projecting the vessel's professional image.
1. IPTV provides staff with work schedules, training materials, company announcements and other relevant content;
2. Enables staff to promptly access work-related information, thereby enhancing productivity.
1. Broadcasts light-hearted programmes and staff activity videos to foster a comfortable dining environment and alleviate work-related stress.
1. In critical situations, IPTV may serve as an emergency notification channel to promptly convey vital urgent information to passengers and staff;
2. Such as safety advisories and evacuation procedures, ensuring all parties can swiftly comprehend the situation and implement appropriate measures to safeguard personnel safety.
Bandwidth is primarily constrained by the number of programmes, their high/standard definition, the number of terminals, and multicast/unicast limitations, alongside the read/write performance of server hard disk I/O. Therefore, sufficient bandwidth between the server and core switch, along with the performance of the hard disk server array, must be ensured.
Backbone network bandwidth is mainly determined by the total bandwidth of the access network and the distribution constraints of the access points.
The bandwidth of the access layer network is primarily constrained by the number of access terminals, programme resolution (high/standard definition), and whether multicast or unicast is employed.
Consequently, the platform employs server port aggregation, RAID5 disk arrays, and distributed server deployment to meet performance requirements. Core layer switches must utilise at least Gigabit or 10 Gigabit switches, with network deployment requiring Gigabit connectivity to floors or zones and 100 Mbps to terminals.
The system supports distributed deployment, enabling seamless expansion of storage capacity based on the operational demands of the system.
To fulfil the integrated management requirements of cruise ship operations and accommodate system scalability, the system facilitates unified platform integration with third-party interfaces. This encompasses connections to cruise accounting platforms, examination systems, information portals, and big data analytics platforms, offering multiple interface options including HTTP, Web Services, and SOAP.
