TV3 launches a new IPTV channel with access to all its “beauty” cameras

From the new channel it will be possible to follow the cameras that TV3 has located in different parts of the Catalan territory live over the Internet 24 hours a day. The images from the different cameras are accompanied by information about the location where they are located and meteorological data, such as temperature, relative humidity and the direction and strength of the wind.

The live signal from the cameras that Televisió de Catalunya has installed throughout Catalonia and that viewers can see during the The weather or in the intervals of the 3/24 news channel, now they can also be seen on the Internet 24 hours a day. The new IP channel, named TV3 cameras, will be accessible through the video service TV3alacarta and from the cameras section of the news portal 3cat34.cat.

The images from the different cameras are accompanied by information about the location where they are located and meteorological data, such as temperature, relative humidity and the direction and strength of the wind. In addition, the audio from Catalunya Música has been incorporated into the video signal.

The live signal is currently offered from more than 40 cameras, distributed throughout the Catalan territory: Ametlla de Mar, Amposta, Balaguer, Banyoles, Barcelona Centre, Barcelona Collserola, Barcelona Port Olímpic, Benicàssim, Boí Taüll, Cabdella – La Vall Fosca , Calafell, Cambrils, Cerdanyola del Vallès, Collet dels Feixos, El Port del Comte, Espot, Girona, La Molina, l'Estartit, Lleida, Lloret de Mar, Manresa, Masella, Montserrat, Núria, Palamós, Palma, Perpignan, Roses , Sant Boi de Llobregat, Sant Carles de la Ràpita, Sant Feliu de Guíxols, Sant Joan Despí, Sanctuary of Queralt, Tarragona, Tàrrega, Tivissa, Tortosa, Tremp, Vaqueira, Vic, and Vielha.

This new service is added to the channels already offered on the TV3alacarta player and expands the service information on the 3cat24.cat information portal.

Currently, 3cat24.cat already offers a widget for each of the cameras, so that any website or blog can insert the image of its location into its pages.

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