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This page provides a comprehensive overview of the technical specifications and capabilities for TV models running the Titan OS platform, categorized by model year. This information is crucial for developing and testing applications to ensure optimal performance and feature support on a given device.

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Specifications

Specifications: Philips 2026Platform & EngineGraphics & DisplayMemory & CPUVideo Formats, Protection and CodecsDRM - PlayReadyDRM - WidevineAudio Formats and CodecsWeb App EnvironmentDevice Features & Accessibility

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Dictionary

For the “Partially” (🟡) items, check at the item in the dictionary the details about it.

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Platform & Engine

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The geographical market (e.g., EU and LATAM) where the device is sold.
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The brand of the TV (e.g., Philips and JVC).
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A specific internal model or platform identifier (e.g., TPN247E). Developers use this for targeting specific hardware during development and for bug reporting.
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The browser engine that renders the application’s user interface. Chrome 112 is a great, modern engine. This is one of the most important specs for a web-based app, as it determines which HTML5, CSS, and JavaScript features are supported.
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SDK to interact and get information about Titan OS maintained devices. It should be always YES, but it has been added to explicity say that it’s supported for each device. See more at the Titan SDK section.
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Legacy SDK to interact and get information about Titan OS maintained devices. Only works with Philips and will be deprecated soon.

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Graphics & Display

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The resolution of the user interface (UI) layer. A 720p UI will be upscaled by the TV to fit the panel, which can sometimes result in slightly blurry text or graphics. A 1080p UI is much sharper. This is crucial for UI/UX designers and front-end developers.
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The maximum resolution for video playback. 1080p (FHD) is Full HD, while 4k (UHD) is Ultra HD. This dictates the quality of the video streams an app should send to the device.

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Video Formats and Codecs

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These are the standard adaptive bitrate streaming protocols. They allow the video player to smoothly switch between different quality levels depending on the user’s internet speed.Important: From June 30th MSS will be deprecated on Titan OS-powered devices. It will continue working on devices older than 2026, but without support. Re recommend our partners to migrate to another technology.
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These are all High Dynamic Range (HDR) formats, which provide better contrast and more vibrant colors. An app needs to know which formats are supported to deliver the best possible picture quality for HDR content.NOTES:
  • 2024 - NVT690 4K: Only upported by the model 8109.
  • 2023 - NVT690 4K: Supported by models 7608 and 8108 | Not supported by other models.

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DRM - Playready

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Indicates whether the Microsoft PlayReady DRM system is supported on the device, which is essential for playing protected content from many services.
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Specifies the version of the PlayReady client on the device. This determines compatibility with specific content licenses and advanced security features.
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Defines the level of content protection, such as SL2000 or SL3000. Higher levels like SL3000 are required by content providers for streaming premium 4K and HDR content.
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Details the supported version of High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection (HDCP) for physical outputs like HDMI. A version of 2.2 or higher is required to play protected 4K content on external displays.
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Lists the supported Common Encryption (CENC) schemes. This includes standards like ‘cenc’ (AES-CTR) and ‘cbcs’ (AES-CBC), ensuring compatibility with various video streaming formats.

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DRM - Widevine

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Indicates whether the Google Widevine DRM system is supported on the device. It is a critical requirement for playing protected content on most modern streaming platforms.
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Specifies the version of the Widevine CDM (Content Decryption Module) on the device, which affects compatibility and performance.
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Defines the level of content protection. L1 signifies hardware-backed security for playing HD, 4K, and HDR content, while L3 relies on software-level security, typically limited to standard definition.
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Details the supported version of High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection (HDCP) for physical outputs like HDMI. A version of 2.2 or higher is necessary for protected 4K playback on external screens.
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Lists the supported Common Encryption (CENC) schemes. This includes standards like ‘cenc’ (AES-CTR) and ‘cbcs’ (AES-CBC) to ensure playback of differently encrypted video streams.

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Audio Formats and Codecs

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A premium, immersive surround sound technology. If YES, the app’s video player can pass Atmos audio tracks to the TV’s sound system.NOTES:
  • 2026 - MT9676 4k: Supported by LATAM devices. Not supported by EU devices.
  • 2023 - NVT690 4K: Supported by models 7608 and 8108 | Not supported by models 7008 and 8008.
  • 2021 - NVT671: Supported with transcoded - Only EAC3 pass through via eARC.
  • 2020 - NVT671: Supported with transcoded - Only EAC3 pass through via eARC.
  • 2020 - MTK9288: Supported with transcoded - Only EAC3 pass through via eARC.
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A very common and widely supported audio codec.
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A high-quality codec often used for surround sound in streaming services.
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A versatile and efficient codec for both speech and music.

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Web App Environment

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A free and open-source front-end JavaScript library for building user interfaces based on components.
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A JavaScript API for rendering high-performance 2D and 3D graphics. Essential for graphically rich UIs, data visualizations, and games.
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An HTML5 element used to draw graphics on the fly via JavaScript, often used for charts, animations, and other custom visuals.
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A high-performance, WebGL-based framework for creating smooth UIs on low-memory devices like Smart TVs.NOTE:If you have issues with a blank screen or rendering pages, some partners fixed this by updating the version with a fix made by LightningJS team. Please refer to Github issue #617 discussion for more details.
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Support for popular JavaScript libraries like Angular, React, and Vue indicates a modern and robust browser engine.
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Clarifies that the development model is web-based (HTML/JS). A “NO” to these frameworks means developers cannot reuse existing mobile apps and must build a dedicated web application.NOTE:APKs or any other mobile package is currently not supported. If you’re using an app in Flutter or React Native, make sure your app is able to generate a web based package.If your app really needs to be imported using an apk or something related, please contact us.

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Device Features & Accessibility

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Allow other devices (like smartphones) on the network to find and communicate with the TV.
  • SSDP/UPnP/mDNS: General protocols that make the TV visible on the network for services like media sharing.
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Feature provided by Titan OS to open apps though Titan SDKNOTE:The feature is currently not available on JVC devices. If you have this feature integrated and your app is available on TVs from multiple manunfacturers, and given that the Titan SDK has an unified interface for multiple devices, we recommend you to implement a fallback or a try catch to prevend unexpected errors.
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Indicates support for voice input (e.g., via the remote). This allows developers to integrate voice controls into their apps.NOTE:Voice Command/Search is only supported in the Operating System. Currently it’s not available to use in apps. However, based on feedbacks we’ve received, we’ve included it in our Roadmap we will work on it in the feature.
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Features that assist users with disabilities, which are often legal requirements.
  • Text to Speech (TTS): A screen reader that vocalizes on-screen text for visually impaired users.
  • Text Magnification: Allows users to zoom in on parts of the screen for better readability.
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AirPlay allows you to stream videos, photos, and music from your device like an iPhone, iPad, or Mac directly to your TV. You can also mirror your device’s entire screen, making it simple to share anything you want on the big display.