Jdiesel 1470 Posted 5 hours ago Posted 5 hours ago The Streamable this week published new data from Hub Research, ranking the top streaming OS competitors in the US market. To no one’s surprise, Roku has a dominant lead with 37% of the overall market, with Amazon’s Fire TV in a distant second place at 17%
Jdiesel 1470 Posted 5 hours ago Author Posted 5 hours ago I'm surprised to see that Roku still has such a large market share. I'm curious to whether this aligns with Emby's install numbers.
ebr 16546 Posted 4 hours ago Posted 4 hours ago 1 hour ago, Jdiesel said: I'm surprised to see that Roku still has such a large market share. Just further evidence that the vast majority of people just want simple...
ebr 16546 Posted 4 hours ago Posted 4 hours ago 1 hour ago, Jdiesel said: I'm curious to whether this aligns with Emby's install numbers In our world, Android TV dwarfs Roku in active users - by an order of magnitude+
yocker 1752 Posted 3 hours ago Posted 3 hours ago 2 hours ago, Jdiesel said: The Streamable this week published new data from Hub Research, ranking the top streaming OS competitors in the US market. To no one’s surprise, Roku has a dominant lead with 37% of the overall market, with Amazon’s Fire TV in a distant second place at 17% Bet for EU this would have Android way at top followed by Samsung. 1
GrimReaper 5067 Posted 2 hours ago Posted 2 hours ago (edited) 35 minutes ago, yocker said: Bet for EU this would have Android way at top followed by Samsung. I'd assume worldwide would be the same. Edit: Edited 2 hours ago by GrimReaper 2
daldana 134 Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago So Android TV is leading the real world and the Emby world, but it's slated to be replaced by Emby mgmt? Am I missing something here?
Jdiesel 1470 Posted 1 hour ago Author Posted 1 hour ago 23 minutes ago, daldana said: So Android TV is leading the real world and the Emby world, but it's slated to be replaced by Emby mgmt? Am I missing something here? Emby for Android is a direct substitute for Emby for Android TV. Both run on Android TV. There used a be a time when true Android TV devices were rare and most TV boxes ran mobile Android with a different launcher. That isn't the case anymore as most TV streamers run Android TV/Google TV now. I think one of the main reasons Emby is moving towards a Universal (mobile/TV) app, is due to different Play Store review requirements for Android TV apps. They must pass compatibility test suite checks, and meet certain UI and hardware requirements.
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