DVB-S

DVB-S (Digital Video Broadcasting - Satellite) is a standard used to transmit digital television signals via satellite. It encodes TV programs into digital data, then sends these signals through satellites orbiting the Earth, allowing for high-quality, reliable TV reception across wide areas. Satellite dishes on the ground receive these signals and decode them so viewers can watch their favorite channels. DVB-S enables efficient use of satellite bandwidth, supporting services like standard and high-definition TV, and is widely used by broadcasters and consumers worldwide for satellite TV delivery.