New offline streaming service for the deepsea fleet
Baze Technology is launching a new solution for offline streaming of media and information, BazePort Seea.
BazePort Seea aims to improve crew welfare within deepsea maritime vessels. The crew can watch films and TV series, update on daily news, listen to podcasts and receive important information, directly to their personal devices or TV screen.
The seafarer can enjoy a great selection of films from our library, with many options of subtitles and dubbings. The library is topped up with 10 new films every month and up to 28 hours of TV series every quarter.
Multiple language options
Let your crew to feel at home while using BazePort Seea. The system is available in nine different languages today.
The crew will also receive daily updated News in 13 different languages, from major providers worldwide.
Listen to your favorite podcast
Podcast has become a very popular entertainment option and is also available on BazePort Seea. The crew can to listen to their favorite podcasts in their own language. Subscribe for free and receive new podcasts every day.
Send important information to the crew
Ship owners can use the Information Portal to share valuable information with the crew. This information will be seen on TV screens in the vessel and on each personal device of the crew.
Have a small taste of BazePort Seea
Worried about lacking bandwidth when receiving content updates?
BazePort Seea works in an offline environment, just like any regular BazePort IPTV setup. We do not pull on your bandwidth for daily use. However, the monthly content updates are delivered using the internet. We understand that lack of bandwidth may be a concern when considering a video on demand service. That's why we offer a dedicated mobile broadband service for for vessels that do not have spare bandwidth, or prefer having a dedicated line for this service.
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