Streaming platform and device specialist Roku has confirmed the availability of its first 4K UHD HDR capable hybrid OTA streaming player for Roku Powered partners.

Telstra is the first Roku Powered licensee set to deploy the new 4K HDR hybrid streaming player for its Telstra TV service later in October. By integrating a terrestrial tuner in the 4K HDR streaming player Telstra can offer its customers the best of live TV, catch-up and on demand entertainment.

“Our new 4K HDR hybrid streaming player is ideal for countries where over the air TV is available. It really brings together entertainment sources in a clever way, so consumers can watch live and on demand entertainment with one single remote control,” said Andrew Ferrone, vice president pay-TV at Roku.

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