QTV from Quadro Communications is a smarter approach to streaming

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While most of us are required to stay home more than usual, our entertainment and home media have become our connections to the rest of the world. We all need ways to decompress and escape after a long day.

And yet, one of the most frustrating elements of streaming and home media is that it’s so fragmented. Most of us use multiple streaming services like Crave TV, Amazon Prime Video and YouTube, in addition to conventional TV packages and sports streaming apps.

Navigating all those services, and the bills that come with them, can be cumbersome and confusing. But what if you could access all of this and more in one place, using any screen in your home?

QTV from Quadro is the solution. “Not everyone is sitting on the couch at night, watching the traditional big TV,” said Shannon Smith, Sales & Marketing Manager at Quadro. “We understand that most families now consume media differently, and wanted to give customers the flexibility to move around their house, with multiple devices.”

QTV is simply a smarter, more convenient approach to TV. Using a single app, customers can access all the channels in a conventional cable package — including Sportsnet, TSN, news channels and all the major networks — along with Crave TV + Movies and HBO + Starz — at discounted rates, and all on one bill. Quadro provides a low-cost set-top box that can host the major streaming apps, like Crave and Prime, but customers can also elect to bring their own devices to QTV.

If you already own an Apple TV or Amazon Firestick, QTV is compatible — and it can also be accessed on iOS and Android mobile devices, or on most major Internet browsers. QTV customers can also use up to four concurrent streams, meaning Mom, Dad and the kids can simultaneously watch four different shows on different devices.

QTV can also be delivered on the exceptionally fast fibre infrastructure, delivering download speeds of up to 1 gigabyte per second, ideal for gaming, and streaming.

Quadro Communications customers are also supporting a local company that creates jobs and is invested in the community. “Our employees live and work in our servicing area,” said Smith. “If a customer calls tech support, they’re getting someone down the street, they’re not getting someone an ocean away.” As a Co-operative, Quadro also shares any profits with all of its customers, usually with a credit that appears on their February bill, known as a patronage.

Quadro’s motto says it all: “We’re local, just like you.”

For more information about QTV, visit quadro.net/qtv/

This story was created by Content Works, Postmedia’s commercial content division, on behalf of Quadro Communications.