One system for all onboard TV

TV Manager centralizes TV signal reception, encoding and distribution in a single system. Content is delivered across public screens, cabins and the passenger portal, replacing fragmented setups with one integrated infrastructure.

The same infrastructure also enables ferry operators to broadcast their own dedicated channel alongside traditional TV channels, creating a unified onboard viewing experience.

Fragmented systems limit the value of onboard TV.

On many vessels, TV distribution still relies on separate, inflexible systems. Channels and content are difficult to update, public screens, cabins and digital platforms operate independently, and every change requires dedicated technical intervention.

The result is an infrastructure that is complex to manage and limits both the passenger experience and the operator’s commercial opportunities.

Fragmented systems: public screens, cabins and digital channels operate separately.
Complex management: changes and technical issues require dedicated intervention.
Untapped potential: fewer opportunities for entertainment, promotions and revenue generation.

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One signal. Every screen.

TV Manager receives the signal from onboard antennas, encodes it and distributes it to public areas and cabins. Seafy TV Bridge extends this distribution to digital channels, making onboard TV available through the Seafy passenger portal on passengers’ personal devices.

The operator’s dedicated channel runs on the same infrastructure alongside traditional TV channels. One signal source can therefore reach screens and personal devices throughout the vessel.

Integration with existing onboard infrastructure
Distribution across onboard screens and personal devices
Streaming through the Seafy passenger portal, with no app required
Integrated operator-branded channel
No need for duplicate infrastructure

More value from every touchpoint

TV Manager enables operators to manage schedules and groups of screens without physically modifying the infrastructure, tailoring programming to different areas of the vessel and different stages of the journey.

System monitoring helps identify issues quickly, while configurations and standards can be replicated across multiple vessels for more consistent fleet-wide management.