Internet Streaming is the process of sending encoded (digitized) audio and/or video data out across the Internet as a series of small data packets that may be received by the end user by using a media player such as Windows Media, Adobe Flash Player, WinAmp, iTunes, or QuickTime, a 3G Mobile Phone or a TV.

Castor offers its customers the ability to distribute their services over the public Internet directly to consumers via our streaming platform at the Amsterdam Internet exchange and global Content Distribution Networks.

In combination with its teleport facilities, Castor can also provide high quality re-broadcasting services to TV and radio stations which can be received via satellite.

Our complementary MediaHub services enables our customers to keep pace with rapidly changing market trends and provides the most comprehensive range of codecs currently available to ensure that real-time multimedia content can be viewed whenever and wherever, regardless of format or device used.

Please take the opportunity to listen to one of our Radio customers using our Audio Internet Streaming service and determine yourself the quality of the service from our streaming platform in Amsterdam.