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TV Guide Plus

TV Guide Plus, TV Guide Plus+, TV Guide On Screen, (in North America), Guide Plus+ (in Europe), and G-Guide (in Japan), were brand names for an interactive electronic program guide (EPG) system incorporated into a range of consumer electronics products, including televisions, DVD recorders, digital video recorders (DVR), and other digital television…

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Developer
Gemstar-TV Guide International (later Rovi Corporation)
License
Proprietary
Operating system
Embedded in OEM firmware
Platform
Televisions, DVD recorders, DVRs, and other digital television tuners
Release
mid‑1990s (analog), 2006 (digital)
Successor
OEM/MVPD software, PSIP, DVB-SI, and other DTV protocols

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TV Guide Plus

Nodes57
Edges56
Triples13
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.035088
Components1

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TV Guide Plus

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Developer · 1
TV Guide Plus → Gemstar-TV Guide International (later Rovi Corporation)
License · 1
TV Guide Plus → Proprietary
Operating system · 1
TV Guide Plus → Embedded in OEM firmware
Platform · 1
TV Guide Plus → Televisions, DVD recorders, DVRs, and other digital television tuners
Release · 1
TV Guide Plus → mid‑1990s (analog), 2006 (digital)
Successor · 1
TV Guide Plus → OEM/MVPD software, PSIP, DVB-SI, and other DTV protocols
Type · 1
TV Guide Plus → Electronic program guide

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
TV Guide PlusDeveloperGemstar-TV Guide International (later Rovi Corporation)1.00infobox
TV Guide PlusLicenseProprietary1.00infobox
TV Guide PlusOperating systemEmbedded in OEM firmware1.00infobox
TV Guide PlusPlatformTelevisions, DVD recorders, DVRs, and other digital television tuners1.00infobox
TV Guide PlusReleasemid‑1990s (analog), 2006 (digital)1.00infobox
TV Guide PlusSuccessorOEM/MVPD software, PSIP, DVB-SI, and other DTV protocols1.00infobox
TV Guide PlusTypeElectronic program guide1.00infobox
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