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Use of Flash improves user experience for IPTV subscribers via Technicolor set-top box
September 2, 2010
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PARIS -- Technicolor (Euronext Paris : FR0010918292 ; NYSE : TCH) and Bouygues Telecom today announced the development of a new TV user interface for Bouygues Telecom Bbox customers and new software for the Technicolor DBI 8500 set-top boxes used by Bouygues.
The DBI 8500 set-top boxes are used by all Bouygues Bbox Triple Play and Quadruple Play ADSL subscribers as well as new customers eligible for Bbox TV service. The new software and TV user interface significantly enhance the user experience by providing greater fluidity and speed of access to various services (such as zapping between channels, applications, etc.) thanks to the use of Flash technology.
Cooperation between Technicolor and Bouygues Telecom teams over the past few months has yielded a series of innovations, including:
a new TV portal developed by Bouygues Telecom and now available
adaptation of the Technicolor Smartvision IPTV platform to accommodate the new portal and its interaction with the set-top boxes
the new set-top box software developed by Technicolor, based on Linux and Flash (teleinstalled at customers’ homes over this summer)
services applications, implemented by Bouygues Telecom and integrated into the set-top boxes by Technicolor.
Bouygues Telecom
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