While HDMI streaming sticks haven't spread beyond the retail channel in the US yet, French telecom company Orange (NYSE: FTE) recently became one of the first European operators to experiment with using an HDMI adapter for TV installs service delivery.
The new Orange TV Stick, which was announced last month, is trialing in Romania before making its debut in France later this year. Today, Espial Group Inc. revealed that its HTML5 client software is powering the new device.
Espial's HTML5 middleware is already embedded in TV set-tops around the world, but the Orange deployment marks the first time the company has integrated its software with an HDMI adapter. Like Google (Nasdaq: GOOG)'s popular Chromecast device, the Orange TV Stick plugs into the HDMI port on a TV, creating a wireless link that lets viewers stream video and control Internet-based services from a computer or mobile device. The platform will enable Orange subscribers to access live TV, catch-up TV, on-demand video, music, over-the-top video services and "an ecosystem of applications."
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The new Orange TV Stick, which was announced last month, is trialing in Romania before making its debut in France later this year. Today, Espial Group Inc. revealed that its HTML5 client software is powering the new device.
Espial's HTML5 middleware is already embedded in TV set-tops around the world, but the Orange deployment marks the first time the company has integrated its software with an HDMI adapter. Like Google (Nasdaq: GOOG)'s popular Chromecast device, the Orange TV Stick plugs into the HDMI port on a TV, creating a wireless link that lets viewers stream video and control Internet-based services from a computer or mobile device. The platform will enable Orange subscribers to access live TV, catch-up TV, on-demand video, music, over-the-top video services and "an ecosystem of applications."
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TV installers los angeles
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