Satellite, cable and streaming — one interface, every screen. GameView's proprietary StreamBridge™ technology moves your DIRECTV® receivers, cable boxes and everpass players into the head end rack, carries them all over the coax or matrix system you already have, and puts the whole floor under one control surface.
You already have DIRECTV® or cable running throughout the venue — a box behind every TV. Adding everpass to that means more hardware at every screen. StreamBridge changes the equation.
Channel changes, source switching, guide data and scheduling for DIRECTV®, cable and everpass® — managed together. No separate remotes, no second interface.
The modulator sends everything over the same coax already running to every TV. No new cable, no new conduit, no tearing open walls.
All source hardware sits in one rack — easier to reach, easier to service, and far fewer points of failure out at the screens.
GameView builds against the everpass® API under a developer license. That is why everpass sits in the same control surface as DIRECTV® and cable rather than beside it — real event listings and real playback control, driven straight from the platform. No IR blasters aimed at a player, no second app for the staff to learn, and nothing that breaks the next time an interface changes.
RF modulation, video‑over‑IP matrix, or a box per TV — satellite, cable or both. No system gets left behind.
Satellite, cable and streaming sources modulated at the head end and distributed over existing RG‑6. A StreamBridge decodes at each display. The most coax‑friendly path for a venue already wired for TV.
Already running a matrix? Armada drives it directly — crosspoints, tuners and inputs — and StreamBridge adds everpass as just another source without re‑engineering the system.
A box per screen, untouched. Two inputs is all it takes: whichever you run — DIRECTV® or cable — sits on HDMI 1, everpass® sits on HDMI 2, and StreamBridge switches between them. A controlled add‑on, not a rebuild.
Need more HDMI inputs? Adding inputs to an existing distribution system can spiral into a much bigger project — app reconfigurations, equipment updates, infrastructure nobody has touched in years. StreamBridge avoids all of that: plug it in, connect it to the network, done. It works whether the venue runs GameView or not.
Advertisers bid for time on your screens through GameView's marketplace. Winning creative runs in an L‑bar — down the side and across the bottom — while the game keeps playing at full motion in the middle. Nobody's view gets interrupted, and nothing gets covered up.
The game holds the center at full motion — ads live in the L only.
Armada Analytics adds audience intelligence and targeted advertising to your StreamBridge™ system. It reads the room passively, on‑site, and keeps the history — every screen accumulates a record of how many people were in front of it, hour by hour. So ad inventory is priced on evidence, and the AI knows which programming fills which corner.
Pricing is à la carte, based on venue size, volume and advertising goals.
Your real floor plan, every screen shaded by what it carried and how full that corner was
Staff open the Armada app on their own phone, enter the venue's site code plus the access code texted that morning, and every screen is right there — switch a TV between its live provider and everpass®, change the game, set volume, turn captions on. No remotes to lose, no admin password to hand out.
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Armada gets both providers living together on the screens you have. A full GameView system turns the venue into something you drive — a fast & easy way to assign any channel, any time, to any TV, from a floor plan of your own room, with Tapestry™ overlays, Hot Today game discovery and Auto‑Tune scheduling on top.
Your floor plan, on the iPad — every screen where it really sits
