TvExperience.levelUp()
summary
Get builds a new operator‑tier Android TV box to replace third‑party platforms running in half a million homes, shipping a custom launcher, live TV app, setup app and in‑house playout backed by multicast DVB and HTTP unicast. Hardware vendor implements DRM and a Trusted Execution parity check for boot integrity. Development hits certification bottlenecks: GMS/CTS/PCTS cycle takes about a month and initially fails 4 of 10,000 tests, blocking APK-only updates so OTA currently requires full system image releases. Remote and UX iterate from user testing and hardware collaboration.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction and speakers
- 1:11Why we built Android TV
- 10:27What is Android TV
- 16:48Road so far and challenges
- 21:13Designing the TV experience
- 25:57Working with hardware vendors
- 27:20Security and authentication
- 31:41Approval and release process
- 34:14Google certification hurdles
- 37:25Leaks and internal secrecy
- 40:22Future plans and features
- 41:50Conclusion and takeaways
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