After twenty five years we can say evolving from a codec company to a real-time streaming leader has reflected the broader changes in the media landscape over the past two decades. The rise of the internet, digital video technologies, and the decline of linear TV has led to new opportunities and challenges for the industry. Our focus on reliable client partnerships and stability and lightweight software products has helped us remain at the forefront of the industry. Looking ahead, we are committed to creating new solutions that help businesses and audiences connect via live video and remain relevant in the ever-changing media landscape.
Battling live streaming piracy while maintaining viewer experience
Live streaming of linear content and sporting events has gone mainstream, and consumers expect low latency and a consistent viewer experience. Watch this video to learn about new content protection challenges and solutions for the live streaming era.
Discover more about cloud-based multi-DRM support for ultra-low latency streaming, effective ways of flagging stolen content, and live optimized anti-piracy and forensic watermarking services. The ultimate goal is to maximize the viewer experience while battling live streaming piracy.
Live streaming in the “New Normal”
Live streaming is facing new challenges and opportunities due to the pandemic. Delivering flawless live events to viewers across the world is a new reality, bringing people together in the safety of their homes. Watch this video to learn about the audience and revenue of live streaming, the top concerns of viewers and streaming providers, and the new content protection challenges for live events.
Anevia Blog – Facing the Challenges of Live Video Streaming
Some of the biggest media companies in the U.S. have spent massively in terms of time, effort and money to deliver a great live streaming experience. Yet stream interruptions impacted millions of viewers at critical moments in each of the last four Super Bowls. Why?
Finding a comprehensive solution to battle live streaming piracy
The OTT industry’s landmark shift to live streaming has spawned a wave in online piracy that requires new approaches to protecting content. The good news is that advanced tools and techniques are now available, which surpass legacy OTT security optimized for on-demand viewing.
In this white paper we define the content protection needs for the live streaming era, including security measures detailed by MovieLabs for 4K UHD and HDR-enhanced content. We then look at cloud-based solutions that streamline multi-DRM operations and minimize latency, the options for live-optimized watermarking systems, followed by advanced live streaming content protection and anti-piracy services for OTT operators.
What’s at stake in the battle against live streaming piracy?
Live streaming of sports and other linear content has gone mainstream as consumers increasingly turn to OTT services for programming they once could only get from traditional TV providers.
However, mounting losses due to media piracy, tempered only momentarily by the coronavirus-induced sports lull, have triggered demand for tools and procedures that go well beyond security systems optimized for on-demand viewing.
In this white paper we take a closer look at the audience and revenue of live streaming, the role of sports, the UHD/HDR factor, sensitivities to live streaming latency, and the impact of piracy and associated attack modes.
In conversation with Rose Adkins Hulse (CEO of Screenhits TV)
IABM Head of Marketing and Membership Engagement Lisa Collins sits down with Rose Adkins Hulse (CEO of Screenhits TV) about the launch of their supper aggregator app to streamline at home viewing.
nanocosmos GmbH – Case Study: How Ultra-low latency live streaming can engage audiences
Enforced and accelerated by the pandemic situation in 2020, a lot of event based applications can only be done virtually connecting to audiences remotely. The key factor is being able to instantly reply and interact with presenters. This is valid for many different applications like music events or town hall meetings.
BaishanCloud – Evolution of Streaming Technology Stack in China and Southeast Asia
In this presentation, Angel Chin, Senior Director of Products & Solutions Engineering of BaishanCloud, will discuss the streaming industry trends in China & Southeast Asia, the underlying technology, and what we are expecting to see in the future.
Touchstream
Today operations teams face two major challenges: they can only access their data at their NOC; and as quality expectations from viewers increase and more devices are used, the amount of data with which they interact grows in its complexity. The result - too much data to interpret and troubleshoot effectively. Even when operations teams have external or internal hardware and software solutions to monitor their network, they still lack a cost-effective way to unify and visualize the extensive amount of data. Touchstream’s VirtualNOC resolves this. Using powerful integrations, the solution takes a distinct approach to monitoring by unifying the data from all parts of the live OTT video workflow. It also enables operations to visualize this data in an easy and understandable way, providing an End-to-End overview so the team can guarantee a flawless delivery. By doing so, VirtualNOC plays an integral role as the single hub for all data.
