I’d like to discuss free ad-supported TV, or FAST: how it can keep your streaming service more relevant, and how to run FAST without breaking the bank. Which I…
Bruegel the Elder, Pieter. “Children’s Games” (detail), 1560, Kunsthistorisches Museum in Vienna Children are often praised for “playing well with others.” Th…
This blog will dive quickly into what Remix VOD2Live is, and which markets our solution targets. Then, in Part 2 — the bulk of the blog — you’ll find a tuto…
This blog’s about the history and mystery of Manifest Edit: how it started; how user feedback helped to improve it; and how it’s evolving. What is Manifest …
Certification programs not only help trainees develop workforce-ready skills. They can also help companies that lead the programs foster relationships with…
Today I’m going to demonstrate how easy it is to create new virtual live linear channels using Remix VOD2Live by repurposing existing content prepared for Vide…
Over the past year we have been working on making it easier for us to demonstrate our product features and for users to get started using them. This began with…
In this third blog of our multi-part series on load testing video streaming at scale, we evaluate different Media Processing Functions (MPFs) in different part…
In this second blog of our multi-part series on load testing video streaming at scale, we evaluate different Video On Demand (VOD) setups that rely on rem…
The cloud has become a pillar for the deployment of many streaming video services, which often run different functions in different parts of the network. Consi…
As part of the launch of our Remix VOD2Live solution we created a demo to show how it can schedule a playlist of VOD assets and deliver it as a linear live str…
The Unified Streaming Platform now supports Remix VOD2Live, a new way of creating a linear live channel from VOD assets without the need for a live encoder. To…
As streaming service providers move to replace local storage solutions with cloud storage services, Unified Streaming is increasingly asked for …
This blog post presents an online (machine) learning bitrate adaptation solution, that focuses on low-latency applications. What makes streaming adaptive? …
How the DASH-IF Live Media Ingest Protocol — Interface 1 using the CMAF file format can be utilised when ingesting media to a smart origin (just in t…
Channel zapping, sub-second, glass to glass, parity. What are we talking about? The confusing world of low latency. With multiple definitions, standards and so…
The average person now has access to more streamable material than they could wish to watch in a lifetime. This means viewer capriciousness is increasing along…
This past summer marked the third anniversary of the announcement of CMAF, the Common Media Application Format developed to increase the interoperability of st…
Server-side Dynamic Ad Insertion for VOD is hard and expensive, right? You’ll have to re-encode your entire content library, find a way to add the SCTE 35 mark…
Deploying a setup in the cloud can vastly enhance your flexibility. Without the need to actually own any servers you can quickly spin up instances, so that you…
With the latest release of the Unified Streaming Platform, it becomes possible to do Dynamic Ad Insertion for Live. This new solution is based on industry prac…
Digital Rights Management (DRM) is a crucial component of many video streaming setups. If you run a commercial video streaming service, the technology to restr…
Content protection is one of the most important topics in video streaming and as it becomes more advanced and harder to circumvent, it also becomes more compli…
Adaptive Bit Rate (ABR) Live streaming is a demanding way of delivering video. In addition to the need for real-time encoding of the source video into tracks t…
As the video streaming market has matured over the past years, quality of experience has improved a lot: consumers can choose from a wider variety of content o…
Signaling information about media content, what’s so fancy about that? Metadata may seem like the most boring part of a video streaming setup, but it is vital …
As the 2017 edition of one of the biggest trade shows in the broadcasting business has just finished, this blog post provides an overview of interesting topics…
As the latest release of the Unified Streaming Platform adds full WebVTT support for offline and dynamic packaging, all major delivery formats for text tracks …
No large scale video streaming setup can be successful without supporting multiple playout formats. Such is the law dictated by the wide variety of end user de…
From April 25th onwards, when Chrome 58 is scheduled for release, DRM encrypted video streams served from a non-secure origin will no longer work in Google’s b…
Old habits die hard. This is true even for a fast moving, technology driven industry like video streaming. Ever since the introduction of Apple’s HLS specifica…
While streaming media is rapidly becoming the dominant way in which video is consumed, current technology only offers limited flexibility when it comes to maki…
More and more video is streamed over the internet every day. To be able to target a big audience, while still keeping control over the way in which you deliver…
In June of 2016, the committee draft of the Common Media Application Format (CMAF) specification was released, bringing the promise of a single format for use …
The next generation mobile network, sometimes referred to as 5G, targets extremely ambitious key performance indicators (KPIs) such as sub-millisecond latency,…
Video streaming on the Internet is an increasingly popular application that poses challenging bandwidth requirements, especially in mobile networks and when th…
Video streaming over the Internet is becoming an increasingly popular and important service to provide. It is a convenient way for content owners and distribut…