Practical guides, real-world case studies and technical analyses for modern hotels.
On the iBeeQ blog, we publish practical articles and guides focused on modern hotel technologies — from IPTV systems and hotel TV, through Wi-Fi networks, to room automation (GRMS), CCTV monitoring and access control.
All content is based on real-world implementations carried out in hotels across Poland and Europe.
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Guides, comparisons and system architecture for professional hotel TV solutions.
IPTV and OTT systems, multicast solutions, licensing and real-world deployments.
Design, site surveys and optimization of Wi-Fi networks for hotel guests.
Smart hotel rooms, integrations and building automation systems.
Security solutions for hotels and commercial facilities.
Electronic locks, key cards, mobile keys and system integrations.
Step-by-step instructions, checklists and technical articles explaining how systems work in practice.
Guides, comparisons and system architecture for professional hotel TV solutions.
IPTV and OTT systems, multicast solutions, licensing and real-world deployments.
Design, site surveys and optimization of Wi-Fi networks for hotel guests.
Smart hotel rooms, integrations and building automation systems.
Security solutions for hotels and commercial facilities.
Electronic locks, key cards, mobile keys and system integrations.
Step-by-step instructions, checklists and technical articles explaining how systems work in practice.
Guides, comparisons and system architecture for professional hotel TV solutions.
IPTV and OTT systems, multicast solutions, licensing and real-world deployments.
Design, site surveys and optimization of Wi-Fi networks for hotel guests.
Smart hotel rooms, integrations and building automation systems.
Security solutions for hotels and commercial facilities.
Electronic locks, key cards, mobile keys and system integrations.
Step-by-step instructions, checklists and technical articles explaining how systems work in practice.
Hotels are moving to smart platforms with BYOD, secure casting and centralized control. LG’s UK660H and UK762H deliver 4K, Pro:Centric, AirPlay/Google Cast and a sleek, hotel-ready design.
Discover the new Philips MediaSuite 6000 and 7000 – Smart hotel TVs combining Ambilight, Netflix, AirPlay, and cloud gaming with lower energy use and easy management.
Here is our “Ranking of the Best Headends for 2024” – an overview of modern devices that will revolutionize TV distribution in hotels, small and large facilities. Find out which models offer the most advanced technologies, the highest performance and flexibility to meet the needs of guests. Regardless of the size of your facility, these headends will provide professional service and an excellent TV experience.
Thanks to cooperation with iBeeQ, The Viaduct hotel in Prague modernized its television system, using existing Cat. 5 and Cat. 6 cables to transmit the DVB-T television signal, avoiding the costly purchase of IPTV devices and TVs. Discover how this innovative transformation allowed guests to access a rich programming offer without disrupting the hotel’s daily operations, while providing a low-cost and effective solution that strengthened The Viaduct’s position as a leader in the hotel industry.
Satellite TV in hotels – why is it a key element of guest satisfaction? Find out how modern hotel TVs with a built-in satellite receiver can revolutionize the offer of your facility and why the multiswitch is becoming the heart of modern TV systems in the hotel industry!
Streaming services are becoming an increasingly popular media consumption channel. How are they affecting the hotel industry? Still many hotels have a modest TV offer. Mainly based on terrestrial television. This translates into guest satisfaction with the stay in such a facility, and indirectly also into revenue. Guest dissatisfaction is a high probability
DVB-T2 HEVC Standard in Poland: Professional Guide for Hotel Managers (2026) The transition to the DVB-T2/HEVC broadcasting standard in Poland is now complete. For the hospitality industry, this change was not just a technical update,
Will we still be able to watch channels in the DVB-T standard? Table of Contents Will all multiplexes broadcast in Poland pass in June this year? to the new DVB-T2 H.265 HEVC standard? Perhaps not
HDMI Encoder The easiest way to receive the “new TV signal” on “old” TV sets is to convert the data contained in the signal to an uncompressed form. And then recompression and modulation. But already
There are only a few months left to turn off the first terrestrial TV transmitters in the DVB-T MPEG4 transmission system. They will be replaced by the new, more efficient DVB-T2 H.265 HEVC standard. Is the only way out is to replace all TV sets or give up receiving terrestrial TV channels?
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