Ocean Blue Software Teams With Rovi For Home Networking Tv Software Solution

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MEDIA RELEASE PR36914


Ocean Blue Software Teams with Rovi for Home Networking TV Software Solution


BRISTOL, Nov. 9 /PRNewswire-Asia-AsiaNet/ --


    Digital TV software specialist Ocean Blue Software is pleased to announce a collaboration with

Rovi Corporation (Formerly Macrovision) to integrate Rovi's Connected Platform software for Digital

Living Network Alliance (DLNA) capabilities into its mature Sunrise digital video broadcast (DVB)

stack.  Ocean Blue Software's and Rovi's combined technologies provide a solution designed to

make it easier for consumer electronics manufacturers to develop DVB TVs that can access digital

content from networked and DLNA compatible devices.


    Ocean Blue Software's Sunrise DVB software provides all of the components necessary to enable

digital TV and set top box manufacturers to quickly and easily implement satellite, cable and

terrestrial DVB functionality into their devices. Now, with the integration of Rovi's Connected

Platform, a DLNA technology component, CE manufacturers can offer consumers the ability to

easily manage their digital media content stored on different devices in the home. Shared content,

such as videos, photos and audio files, stored on a remote server can be retrieved and played from

the TV; movie clips can be viewed, paused, re-wound or fast forwarded; and media files can be

divided into genre and rated according to user preference. 

 

    "Ocean Blue Software is pleased to be working with a global digital entertainment technology

leader such as Rovi," commented Ocean Blue Software CEO, Ken Helps. "This collaboration will

provide CE vendors with a complete software solution for connected TV and set top box products

that meet industry interoperability standards.  Importantly, we can also ensure software compatibility

for consumers."


    "Today's consumers do not want to have to deal with the complexity of connecting products to

access their content. They want to access it seamlessly with a single remote control," said Simon

Adams, senior vice president of CE sales, Rovi Corporation.  "We are pleased that we can help CE

vendors deliver DLNA-compatible products that enable consumers to access media in exciting new

ways."


    The software solution is hardware and operating system agnostic ensuring manufacturers have a

scalable and quickly deployable solution that can be ported across any TV-centric chipset.  


    About Ocean Blue Software


    Ocean Blue Software is based in Bristol and Hong Kong and specialises in the development,

distribution and support of world-class software solutions, which are incorporated into Digital TV

consumer electronics products, present in the Digital Home.


    Ocean Blue's software products stand out in terms of maturity, usability, operability and

adherence to international digital broadcast standards, notably DVB and DTG. Ocean Blue is active

in both DTG and DVB groups, assisting in the development of industry software standards. Ocean

Blue's new software developments include support for High Definition TV broadcasts, Advanced

Text-To-Speech Technology, CI Plus and Connected-TV solutions.



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    Ocean Blue Software Contacts:

     Laura Buck

     Sales and Marketing

     Email: laura.buck@oceanbluesoftware.co.uk

     Tel:   +44-1179-722753


    Issued by Techworks Asia Ltd: 

     Karrie Lee

     Email: karrie@techworksasia.com

     Tel:   +852-2525-3980


     Glenn Howes

     Email: glenn@techworksasia.com

     Tel:   +852-2525-8977


    SOURCE:  Ocean Blue Software
















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