Difference between revisions of "HbbTV"

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What is HbbTV?

HbbTV stands for Hybrid Broadcast Broadband Television and is seen by many as teletext 2.0. So broadcasters and other content providers can complement their services by linking interactivity to the television channel. It's an open standard that combines TV viewing with internet services, putting a new layer of traditional television watching. Using the broadcast signal, additional data is transmitted that is combined by the television or the decoder (media box) with data from the Internet.

For example, background information about a program can be displayed, related programs can be displayed, and delayed TV viewing services can be used immediately. Boxes that have HbbTV support must be connected to the internet and the decoder must also be able to pass HbbTV signals. In the Netherlands, HbbTV is available through, among other things, DVB-T, satellite and a number of cable providers.

More Information about HbbTV can be found at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hybrid_Broadcast_Broadband_TV

The following files will work with Gstreamer 1.x with can be found with OpenPLi 5.

THIS ARTICLE IS IN DEVELOPMENT. Dependencies: OpenPLi 5 image of may 14th 2017 or higher.

Per branche and per type a specific IPK package is needed to let HbbTV work on your receiver.

Mutant - Vimastec - Xtrend

ARM version: https://forums.openpli.org/topic/48648-first-impression-vimastec-vs1500-hd51/page-14#entry711319
MIPS version:https://forums.openpli.org/topic/16424-some-questions-bugs/page-75#entry700640

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