The Roku streaming player or simply Roku is
basically a series of digital media player set top boxes manufactured by Roku
Inc. Basically over the top content is being provided by the Roku partners in
the form of channels. Roku
TV application development involves streaming device through a
wired or Wi- Fi connection to an internet router. These are the main source of
data for the Roku device. Through an audio cable, video cable or HDMI cable the
data get output. With appropriate input connection to any television set or
other device.
Roku
TV application development remind us for the service such as Amazon cloud
player, Amazon video, Amoeba TV, BBC I player, Crunchy roll, Google play movies
& TV, Hulu plus, Netflix, Pandora radio, PBS, Play station Vue, Show time
anytime, WWE Network, YouTube and ITV hub. Roku has 4
generations it announced the first Netflix Internet video streaming receiver
box the Roku DVP on May 20, 2008. This device runs Linux. The 2nd
generation Involves launch of a
TV branded Roku LT which is an example
of Roku TV application development
which allow users to stream now TV content to their television as well as access content basically from BBC
I player, Demand 5, Spotify and sky news. On July 26, 2013, BskyB launched Roku LT. The 3rd generation involves the release of their
updated media player, Roku 3 with a CPU that’s five times faster than the Roku
2 XS and a Wi-Fi direct remote instead of Bluetooth. Its 4th generation
was released on October 6, 2015
Roku officially announced the release of the Roku 4.
Roku
TV application development envisages
new device which has 4k video streaming
capability a remote control finder and updated software i.e. Roku OS 7. The
Roku 4 began shipping in October 2015.
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