Motorola Releases OCAPtru2way SDK
We first heard about an OCAP SDK from Motorola last June, but haven’t heard much since then. In the meantime there have been a number of changes, not the least of which has been the rebranding of OCAP as tru2way, as well as a number of CE vendors signing the tru2way MOU with CableLabs. Tru2way really has a lot of traction now and we should see a number of tru2way products on the market by mid-2009.
Well, according to Media Experiences 2 Go Motorola has finally released the SDK to tru2way developers. ME2G has a Q&A with Motorola’s Frank Goddard, and there is a product fact sheet PDF available as well. Tools like this will be a major factor in building a successful tru2way ecosystem.
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August 24th, 2008 at 16:37
I have searched the Motorola Developer Network: I couldn’t find any link to either the OCAP SDK or the tru2way SDK
This is pure Vaporware ! It seems like Motorola has problems with its OCAP/tru2way technology !
August 24th, 2008 at 18:14
Did you try contacting them? link here. From what I’ve read it is not freely available.
August 29th, 2008 at 10:27
I e-mailed them for details — “Prices are $7000/per seat/per year and include both the simulator PC software and a settop.”
August 29th, 2008 at 16:52
Not cheap, but not unusually expensive for that kind of developer kit.