MultiChoice updates its DStv Stream app, as it looks to counter dwindling Premium subscriber numbers.
Video entertainment group MultiChoice has updated its DStv Stream app, as it looks to attract more viewers to the platform.
With competition in South Africa’s streaming market becoming fierce, this week British TV subscription-based streaming service BritBoxit is exiting SA’s video-on-demand streaming market to “refocus on its more established markets and the areas of the business that will have the highest opportunities for growth”.
“We fine-tuned our internal video infrastructure to allow us to buffer our live streaming channels so that customers can watch current live event from the start,” Rochani Steenkamp, executive head of DStv Stream Product, tells ITWeb via e-mail. Along with this is an improved version of the smart TV user interface, including enhancements that have made the app simpler to use and navigate, says the firm.
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