What is TRU2way ™?
Opencable ™ Application Platform (OCAP), TRU2Way ™, is a digital media platform that makes it easier to deliver interactive digital content to a cable video network. This interactive content can be anything from interactive program guides, interactive ads, chat portals, interactive games to web browsers, voting and electoral systems and banking devices. This technology promises to streamline television and audiovisual entertainment systems by reducing the number of remote devices required on devices, simplifying the settings of settings, and introducing a greater sense for plug-and-play ethos into its philosophy. Manufacturers who create equipment compatible with TRU2way ™. The numbered licenses are some of the large gestures in the world of digital production and include companies such as Sony, LG Electronics, Thomson, Cisco, Motorola, Panasonic, Samsung, Texas Instruments and Toshiba. Incorporated into digital media devices capable of receiving TRU2WAY ™ and which adhere to its specifications (Opentable Host 2.1).
TRU2Way ™ is an innovation that breaks down to access users and subscribers to digital services such as PER-VEW and VIDEMAND (VOD), without requireing customers to subscribe to a digital cable operator. Likewise, it is pioneering in its "openness" for new programmers and developers who want to design and deploy new content on massively accessible media. The Java.net platform allows users to understand specifications required for new applications and provides means to interact with other developers in an effort to better coordinate content and development of content.
Applications that TRU2Way ™ allows you to create users are two types: tied and unrestrained applications. Bound Applications are specific to channels and are only available inside the current toHoto channel. These bound applications are usually small and are therefore accessible to extensive deployment in different digital networks. On the contrary, untied applications are not bound to only one channel and are therefore available in a number of different streams. Unbound applications are usually used as channel wizards, navigation systems, and generally those tools that must be available regardless of current current or its content.