In its earnings report, SeaChange said:
- It has a deal with a major but unnamed North American cableco to launch this year an iPad app that lets viewers watch live TV on their tablet.
- Its VividLogic operation has signed a deal with Technicolor to provide tru2way software in its set-top boxes.
- Virgin Media, which uses SeaChange software, expects to stream more than 1 billion VoD views in 2011.
SeaChange CEO and chairman Bill Styslinger said, “Our VividLogic software is enabling the use of DLNA in cable, which has a great level of interest and traction. In some cases the software is tied to tru2way or OCAP. In others, it enables HTML5 for Internet applications. I’m very excited about the potential our in-home software has for these apps and middleware for the next generation of CE devices such as iPads, smartphones and gateways.”
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