Convergent Technology Networks currently provides several types of broadcast services.  These include the uplinking of live and delayed television events, syndication of entertainment, religious, education, or special interest programming, insertion of commercials, storing and replaying from a tape library, uplinking radio programs, conversion and turnaround between C and KU Bands and business video streaming and video conferencing.

CTN offers connectivity in the 1-54 megabit range.  This enables the Company to service numerous receive-only remote locations through a single wide band uplink.  Typical applications for this are training, briefings, other information dissemination, and inter-site discussions.  This technology can serve as the basis of a far-reaching communications system or serve as an extension of a company's current network.

There is a Fixed Video Service at the Company’s facility where program playback, editing, and recording can be done. This is accomplished through a combination of the Transmission Operation Center and a studio that has video tape recording and editing capabilities. The services provided by the fixed video department include analog video for syndicated network programming, teleconferencing, and turnarounds, which are the simultaneous uplinking and downlinking of programs.  The studio can broadcast live or tape delayed programming on a continuous basis.

Convergent Technology Networks work with several syndication distributors to provide delayed uplinking, including syndication of various types of programming.  For instance, CTN uses a master reel of footage and uplinks it to a satellite.  The signal is then received by television stations that record the program and play it back at a scheduled time.