Cineverse is now bringing four of its streaming apps to automobiles for the first time. The apps are becoming available in cars thanks to a partnership with Xperi.
The first app to go live is Verse Karaoke, which is becoming available from today. The other three streaming apps, Cineverse, RetroCrush, and Screambox, will also become available in automobiles soon.
“As a company, we constantly strive to leverage emerging technology as a way to reach new and passionate fans of our entertainment content. We see the emergence of in-vehicle infotainment systems as the next frontier in a rapidly evolving media landscape,” said Tony Huidor, Cineverse’s Chief Product Officer.
While the idea is for these apps to be widely available in automobiles, they are due to first become available in all new BMW models in the U.S.
As part of the same partnership with Xperi, all four of these Cineverse direct-to-consumer video streaming apps will be integrated into TiVo OS later this year.
“The availability of Cineverse’s Matchpoint on TiVo OS and DTS AutoStage Video Service Powered by TiVo will allow fans of Cineverse, RetroCrush, Screambox and Verse Karaoke to enjoy their favorite entertainment both from the comfort of their homes on TVs with TiVo OS and on the go in their automobiles through DTS AutoStage Video Service Powered by TiVo,” added Huidor.
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