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Cinemo, Gracenote Collaborate to Drive Next Generation Connected Car Infotainment

Cinemo, Gracenote Collaborate to Drive Next Generation Connected Car Infotainment Image Credit: Gracenote

Cinemo, a global leader in high performance and automotive grade multimedia playback, streaming, media management and connectivity middleware, announced further collaboration with Gracenote®, the global leader in music metadata and recognition technologies, to enhance next generation connected car infotainment solutions.

Karlsruhe, Germany-based Cinemo said that the partnership will see the introduction of a revolutionary new way to enjoy music in connected cars. Cinemo's technology that runs on advanced multimedia architecture using ultra-fast media management works with virtually any device and fully integrates the population of music metadata for Gracenote’s analysis. Cinemo added that the solution also serves as a complete solution to the needs of a media centric consumer in the car, enabling unified transition on mobile, cloud, head unit, or rear seat configurations.

Gracenote’s technology analyzes a driver’s music collection and listening behavior and assigns a unique musical taste based on its music metadata. A driver’s taste can then be used to help personalize the music experience by providing automatically generated playlists through Gracenote’s Entourage Radio platform.

Jim Corbett, co-founder of Cinemo
Cinemo and Gracenote have worked extremely hard to marry Cinemo’s unique and high performance multimedia architecture with Gracenote’s smart playlisting solutions to drive more personalized listening experiences for drivers. We are delighted to bring this new powerful technology combination to automotive Tier-1 and OEM’s at CES 2015.

Brian Hamilton, general manager of Auto, Gracenote
Cinemo's middleware provides very fast access to a local music library allowing us to identify the songs kept on the mobile device. Gracenote serves as the intelligence layer that helps developers deliver personalized music recommendations and smart playlisting capabilities for next generation user experiences.

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