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STB

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What is STB?

STB stands for Set-Top Box. It is a device that connects to a television and an external signal source, transforming the signal into content which is then displayed on the television screen. STBs are commonly used to receive cable television, satellite television, or over-the-air broadcasts, and can also provide access to internet-based content like streaming services. Modern STBs often offer features like on-demand video, personal video recording (PVR), and interactive services.

What other technologies are related to STB?

STB Competitor Technologies

OTT (Over-the-Top) services provide media directly to viewers via the internet, bypassing traditional STB delivery methods like cable or satellite. Therefore, they compete with STBs.
mentioned alongside STB in 3% (68) of relevant job posts
IPTV (Internet Protocol television) delivers television content over IP networks. While STBs can be used for IPTV, the underlying delivery mechanism competes with traditional broadcast methods often associated with STBs.
mentioned alongside STB in 2% (54) of relevant job posts

STB Complementary Technologies

Android is a popular operating system used in many modern STBs, providing a platform for applications and services. It enhances the functionality of the STB.
mentioned alongside STB in 0% (69) of relevant job posts
Linux is a common operating system for STBs, providing a stable and customizable platform. It is often used as the base for more specialized STB operating systems.
mentioned alongside STB in 0% (89) of relevant job posts

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