Qt and Qt Quick on the Freebox Player set-top box

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Freebox builds the set-top UI with Qt and Qt Quick starting early 2010, targets an Atom 1.2 GHz + PowerVR SGX platform, and replaces a Swing UI with a QML-based compositor stack. It implements a media player, Blu‑ray playback, an app store and game partnerships (Gameloft, Gametree TV), supports multiple TV resolutions and pointer remote, and ships optimizations to address initial Qt Quick performance. Qt Quick on Atom 1.2 + PowerVR SGX Wayland + Lighthouse compositor QML UI, media player, app store, games

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1. 0:00Introduction to Freebox Player
2. 1:51Hardware and connectivity features
3. 4:07Qt Quick implementation overview
4. 11:58Development challenges and choices
5. 16:53Handling multiple resolutions
6. 20:13Display and UI optimizations
7. 23:11System architecture and bindings
8. 24:35Future updates and Qt Quick performance

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