SeaChange International, a global multi-screen video software specialist, has announced that Estonia’s leading cable television and digital terrestrial television operator, Starman, will roll out a nationwide VoD service based on the open SeaChange Adrenalin video back office. Planned for subscriber availability later this year, Starman’s offering to its digital cable households will include VoD, catch-up TV and nPVR.

From its primary operations center in Tallinn, Starman serves television, Internet and phone on a network that’s currently available to approximately 45 per cent of Estonian homes.  Starman is the 28th operator in Europe to select SeaChange’s next generation Adrenalin as a foundation for VoD services.

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