Zenterio OS Linux STB Client

Proven Middleware For Linux Set-Top Boxes

Proven Linux STB Middleware

The Foundation For Linux Set-Top Box Services

Zenterio OS (ZOS) is Oregan's mature Linux set-top box middleware, deployed on millions of devices across 15 countries. Oregan acquired the operations of Zenterio — a Nokia technology spin-out — in 2019, together with its broadly deployed Zenterio OS customer base.

ZOS gives operators a stable, secure, standards-based platform that runs across silicon vendors and STB models — powering broadcast, IPTV and OTT services on a single, hardware-agnostic software stack.

Zenterio OS architecture: the Onyx Unified UX Framework and apps (Browser apps, YouTube, Netflix & Amazon) over the pZAC API and Browser / UX Engine, Zenterio OS Middleware (ZOS), CAS & DRM and a hardware abstraction layer across STB models, integrated to backoffice and CAS/DRM servers.

Modernise Without New Hardware

Bring OTT And A Fresh UX To Your Installed Base

ZOS is the platform behind Oregan's Linux STB upcycling. It migrates deployed boxes to IP-first delivery and OTT super-aggregation — Netflix, Prime Video and YouTube alongside your own live TV, VOD and catch-up — extending the life and value of the fleet without a hardware swap.

It hosts the Onyx Unified UX Framework, so the experience on your Linux STBs matches your Smart TV, Android TV and mobile apps — one branded UX, maintained once, across every screen.

The Onyx UX running on a Linux STB — home screen with content rails, recommendations and the live TV guide.

What's Inside Zenterio OS

Zenterio OS is a field-proven Linux STB platform — and the route to modernising your deployed boxes to IP-first, OTT-aggregated services with a unified Onyx UX, no hardware swap required.

Middleware & Media Players

  • Complete Linux STB middleware stack
  • Optimised media players for broadcast and OTT
  • DVB / multicast and IP / ABR playback
  • EPG, PVR, catch-up and start-over

Security, CAS & DRM

  • Hardened device security framework
  • Widevine and PlayReady DRM
  • Optional Nagra / VMX DVB CAS
  • Studio and content-provider compliance

Standards & Device Management

  • TR-369 (USP) device management
  • Over-the-air software upgrade
  • Remote diagnostics and device analytics
  • Backoffice and video-pipe integration

Silicon & Apps

  • ZOS porting layer across Amlogic, Broadcom and other SoCs
  • Native ADK apps — Netflix and Amazon
  • Browser-based apps such as YouTube
  • Optional AOSP runtime for local content-partner apps

Let's Discuss Your Linux STB Requirements

Trust the Oregan team to deliver on challenging OTT, IPTV and DVB project milestones, allowing you to focus on delighting customers and generating new revenues.

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