Every Screen In The Home, At The Same Time
Streaming is what a modern household does with its connection, and it is the use case that decides whether residents are happy with the service their community chose.
Concurrency is the real requirement
A single 4K stream is modest. A household running three of them while someone uploads to a work drive and a doorbell camera stays live is a different profile, and a full building doing that at 8pm is the load that separates networks.
Dedicated fiber to each unit means your community’s capacity is not something households compete for. Every unit has its own path, so the building filling up in the evening does not change what any one home receives.
BroadStreamTV over the same fiber
Your community can add television that runs on the same infrastructure rather than a separate system:
- 200+ HD channels
- Cloud DVR
- RePlay TV, so residents can go back and watch what already aired
- Delivered through FireStick and Android TV, so there is no new
remote to learn - BroadStream Everywhere adds 10 simultaneous screens for households that want more
Buffering is usually an in-home problem
A resident who says streaming is slow is most often describing WiFi, not fiber. 4K over an aging router in a concrete building fails the same way regardless of what speed arrives at the wall.
We install a WiFi 7 managed gateway in every unit and place it with a technician on site. Older units, longer floor plans, and block construction get mesh extenders. This is the single largest driver of streaming satisfaction in a community, and it is the step most often skipped.
What residents notice
The living room, two bedrooms, and a tablet on the patio all run at once without anyone negotiating. Shows start instantly.
Nothing drops to a lower resolution halfway through.
Bring streaming that works to your community.
Ask about bundling BroadStreamTV with bulk fiber at your property.