A method of feeding a replacement clip into the ongoing transmission of a video clip of a football match, a first compressed video signal comprising the video clip being transmitted from a video source to a data fragmenter, the data fragmenter splitting the first video signal into individual data fragments and then outputting a fragmented video signal to a user terminal, the fragmented video signal being transmitted over a data link to a user terminal, at which the fragmented video signal is decoded and the video clip may be viewed by a user, wherein the data fragmenter comprises a decision unit, which decides on the basis of rights information to switch the data fragmenter into an interrupt mode, wherein the data fragmenter decides independently which of the two video signals (1, 13) should then be processed for subsequent transmission to the user terminal, wherein during the interrupt mode: - a second video signal comprising the replacement clip is provided for fragmentation to the data fragmenter in parallel with and at the same time as the first video signal, - the replacement clip is being transmitted to the user terminal for displaying in interrupt mode, - the video clip is continuing to run, namely is made available by the video source to the fragmenter, during interrupt mode, but not being visible for the user, wherein the second video signal is fragmented instead of the first video signal, - wherein a corresponding audio signal is associated with this video clip, wherein the fragmenting unit then processes the second video signal with the replacement clip together with the audio signal from a football match with the encryption unit to yield the fragmented video signal, which is then shown on the user's terminal as a replacement clip together with the audio signal 15 from the football match, wherein the second video signal is indicated as a text signal. a first compressed video signal comprising the video clip being transmitted from a video source to a data fragmenter, the data fragmenter splitting the first video signal into individual data fragments and then outputting a fragmented video signal to a user terminal, the fragmented video signal being transmitted over a data link to a user terminal, at which the fragmented video signal is decoded and the video clip may be viewed by a user, wherein the data fragmenter comprises a decision unit, which decides on the basis of rights information to switch the data fragmenter into an interrupt mode, wherein the data fragmenter decides independently which of the two video signals (1, 13) should then be processed for subsequent transmission to the user terminal, wherein during the interrupt mode: - a second video signal comprising the replacement clip is provided for fragmentation to the data fragmenter in parallel with and at the same time as the first video signal, - the replacement clip is being transmitted to the user terminal for displaying in interrupt mode, - the video clip is continuing to run, namely is made available by the video source to the fragmenter, during interrupt mode, but not being visible for the user, wherein the second video signal is fragmented instead of the first video signal, - wherein a corresponding audio signal is associated with this video clip, wherein the fragmenting unit then processes the second video signal with the replacement clip together with the audio signal from a football match with the encryption unit to yield the fragmented video signal, which is then shown on the user's terminal as a replacement clip together with the audio signal 15 from the football match, wherein the second video signal is indicated as a text signal. - a second video signal comprising the replacement clip is provided for fragmentation to the data fragmenter in parallel with and at the same time as the first video signal, - the replacement clip is being transmitted to the user terminal for displaying in interrupt mode, - the video clip is continuing to run, namely is made available by the video source to the fragmenter, during interrupt mode, but not being visible for the user, wherein the second video signal is fragmented instead of the first video signal, - wherein a corresponding audio signal is associated with this video clip, wherein the fragmenting unit then processes the second video signal with the replacement clip together with the audio signal from a football match with the encryption unit to yield the fragmented video signal, which is then shown on the user's terminal as a replacement clip together with the audio signal 15 from the football match, wherein the second video signal is indicated as a text signal.