SoftAtHome, an independent software company for broadband, video, and analytics, has played a strategic role in the launch of Disney+ service on Orange France’s set-top boxes.

After Netflix, YouTube, Amazon Prime, and OCS (Orange Cinema Series), Orange’s worldwide subscribers now have access to the newest version of the Disney+ app through their Livebox TV offer.

Christian Bombrun, Director of Orange Products and Services and Orange Content, said: “Thanks to SoftAtHome’s expertise and with the contribution of Orange teams, we were able to deploy the newly developed Disney+ native application within a short timeframe and offer the extended SVoD service to millions of its subscribers.”

David Viret-Lange, CEO of SoftAtHome, said, “With the addition of Disney+ to its set-top boxes, Orange strengthens further its super content aggregation offering to its end-users, with the largest video streaming content in France. We are excited to have played an active part in this launch.”

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