Xperi has announced the continued expansion of the DTS AutoStage Video Service Powered by TiVo among leading automotive brands. With five OEMs now adopting the platform – including three in the past year alone – DTS AutoStage Video is rapidly emerging as a premier video solution for connected cars worldwide.

As part of this growing momentum, Mercedes-Benz has selected DTS AutoStage Video Service for upcoming vehicles, joining other global automakers in bringing advanced digital entertainment experiences to drivers and passengers. The automaker has now adopted Xperi’s entire suite of connected car offerings, which includes HD Radio, DTS AutoStage Audio, and DTS:X immersive audio.

Xperi has been collaborating with Mercedes-Benz since 2020, providing industry-leading radio metadata and laying the foundation for ongoing innovation. The addition of DTS AutoStage Video represents another step in expanding entertainment options available to consumers across multiple automotive brands.

“The DTS AutoStage platform delivers a unified digital entertainment solution for the car, and we’re pleased that global automakers continue to recognise the value of our comprehensive connected car solution,” said Jeff Jury, senior vice president and general manager of immersive entertainment at Xperi. “From our long history of delivering high-quality audio to vehicles with HD Radio and DTS:X to pioneering digital entertainment in the connected car with DTS AutoStage, Xperi has been at the forefront of audio and video innovation in the automotive industry.”

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