Smart TVs Show Record Time in Streaming-Only for Q1
94% of total streaming time during Q1 came from smart TVs that only or mostly streamed content, per Inscape.
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Smart TVs are making it easier than ever for viewers to stream content, and stream they are. But a less-than-obvious trend is that more people than ever are only streaming, as revealed by Inscape’s Q1 2024 TV Market Trends report. In fact, 94% of total streaming time during the quarter came from smart TVs that only or mostly streamed content. Inscape defines “mostly streaming” as 66-99% of viewing time.
- That’s a full percentage point up from Q4’s 93% share for combined only-or-mostly streaming.
- This means that about two thirds of smart TVs are not accessing content via cable, satellite or over-the-air antenna at all.
- Thanks to smart TV apps and devices that air live broadcast and cable network content, there’s been an increase in streaming’s share of live, linear viewing, from 15.2% in Q2 2022 to nearly 25% in Q1 2024.
Download Inscape’s full report to learn more about how TV habits have changed over the last few years.