Launched in 2009 in the West Indies, Reunion and Sub-Saharan Africa, the PVR (Personal Video Recorder) is an external hard drive which enables the subscriber to take complete control of his programs. Along with many more functionalities, the PVR allows the momentary suspension of a program or its recording.

Launched in test in Ivory Coast, the standard DVB-H allows to receive channels directly on its mobile phone. To note that Ivory Coast is the first country of French-speaking Africa to throw this innovation.

Breath-taking programmes: glaringly realistic images with a resolution 5 times greater than a standard image, Dolby Digital 5.1, a visual field considerably expanded due to the format 16/9th.

A service that lets the subscriber receive customised information directly to their TV set.

To watch 2 different programmes at the same time in the same home.

Encore + Ligue 1, the Champions League and Rugby: 1 extra match from Ligue 1 per championship day, 1 extra match from the Champions League per championship day, 1 extra match from the Top 14

While watching a programme on their TV the subscriber can know the title, genre, synopsis, any possible restrictions and when it started…

To view the programmes for all channels over 3 days, directly on the TV screen.

PVR (Personal Video Recorder) is a new generation of digital decoder with a built-in hard disk which allows the subscriber to record programmes in HD, check programmes and adapt them to their needs directly from their digital terminal.