OTTRun provides white-label OTT apps for Android, Apple TV, iOS and web, along with middleware for IPTV, OTT and hotel providers. It offers the OTR Panel for managing content and customers. Apps are branded as the operator's own and published under the operator's developer account. The official players contain no media content.
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0OTTRun provides white-label OTT apps for Android, Apple TV, iOS and web, along with middleware for IPTV, OTT and hotel providers. It offers the OTR Panel for managing content and customers. Apps are branded as the operator's own and published under the operator's developer account. The official players contain no media content.
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