HbbTV OpApp: the path for an operator to bring its channels to Smart TVs without a set-top box
The Operator Application (OpApp) specification of the HbbTV standard, set out in ETSI TS 103 606, allows an operator to offer its channels and services on a Smart TV without a set-top box. As a privileged, signed application, it can start with the television and take control of the channel list and channel switching. The signal can arrive via DTT or satellite with Internet for interactive services, or be distributed entirely over IP. It requires the manufacturer and the operator to be compatible and to agree on its implementation.
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- OpApp is an HbbTV specification (ETSI TS 103 606) that allows dropping the operator's set-top box.
- It is a privileged, signed application that starts with the TV and controls the channel list and channel switching.
- The signal can arrive in a hybrid way (DTT or satellite plus Internet) or be distributed entirely over IP.
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