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To: ENOTS who wrote (13632)	5/8/2000 8:48:00 AM
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more! The Concurrent digital broadcast server offers Comcast a compact streaming solution with integrated video storage and direct QAM64 or QAM256 output. The server can store up to 36 hours of video and can be configured to play the content to a schedule. Concurrent has installed the servers for Comcast in twelve cities nationwide as Comcast continues to roll-out digital service. Comcast Cable, which announced in December 1999 that it selected Concurrent's video servers to provide the hardware and software for a Video-On-Demand (VOD) technology trial, is delivering over 175 channels to its digital cable subscribers. With the number of home entertainment choices growing almost daily, Comcast has not overlooked the need to educate its users about their choices and how to access all the services available. In order to bring this information to its customers in the most efficient, easy-to-use, and cost-effective format possible, Comcast decided to utilize Concurrent's digital broadcast server. Concurrent's server, which is compatible with Motorola (formerly General Instrument) and Scientific-Atlanta digital set-tops, provides all Comcast digital subscribers with a concise digital TV primer that is available with the touch of a button on the remote control. The feature also offers bilingual support. For subscribers, this feature translates into no longer having to rely on the installation professional to answer their user questions. For Comcast, this feature means eliminating the significant cost of printing instructional guides.

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