DTH System definition

DTH System means a television distribution system, other than SMATV, in which an audio-visual signal containing one or more channels is intended to be received directly from an earth-orbit satellite by private residential homes and other dwellings, businesses, institution or other units without the additional use of the facilities of any other Delivery System.
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DTH System means the Company's direct-to-home satellite television system operating a DTH Business, as further contemplated by the Business Plan.
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Examples of DTH System in a sentence

  • Programmer acknowledges that the DTH System requires and applies digital compression and encryption processes prior to transmission and decryption and decompression processes upon reception and agrees that such processing does not constitute an Alteration of the Service.

  • The Parties acknowledge that the successful operation of the Company's DTH System is dependent upon the total integration, interworking and interoperability of all parts of technology used.

  • System Operators must adhere to the Advertising Guidelines established by STAR CHOICE and outlined in the "Advertising Guidelines For STAR CHOICE Programming and the DTH System" attached hereto as Schedule X[?], and comply with STAR CHOICE trademark and logo usage guidelines contained therein.

  • Upon receipt of such notice, each Programming Party that has not used all of its Reserved Channels shall have the right to reclaim the unused Open Channel as a Reserved Channel in order or accommodate a Program Service not then carried by the Company's DTH System.

  • The Parties acknowledge that the operation of the Company's DTH System as contemplated hereunder will require obtaining all necessary regulatory and governmental approvals.

  • The Company will provide all pay-per-view programming carried by the Company, except that any Programming Party (or its Affiliated Program Providers) may use the Company's DTH System for pay-per-view services owned by such Programming Party (or deemed owned by such Programming Party, as provided in Section 4.5 below).