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Jameson is a multimedia aficionado with great expertise in adaptive video streaming and playback on web platforms such as desktops, laptops, smart TVs, gaming consoles. Be it shiny new player features or one of those rare bugs, you bet Jameson is working on one of them right now, getting down to the nuts and bolts of all things streaming video tech.
This blog post is the final piece of our Live Low-Latency Streaming series, where we previously covered the basic principles of low-latency streaming in OTT and LL-DASH. This final post focuses on latency when using Apple’s HTTP Live Streaming (HLS) protocol and how the latency time can be reduced. This article assumes that you are…
This blog post is continuation of an ongoing blog and webinar technical deep series. You can find the first blog post here. The first post covered the fundamentals of live low latency and defined chunked delivery methods with CMAF. This blog post expands on chunked CMAF delivery by explaining it’s application with MPEG-DASH to achieve low…
Super-Resolution: What’s the buzz and why does it matter? Super-resolution has been gaining steam recently. Many companies, secretly and not-so-secretly, have been incorporating this technology into their workflow. Most notably: Samsung has started advertising this feature in their latest flagship phone camera’s – boasting 64MP cameras that use super-resolution for zooming in during the photo…
What is Live Low Latency? Low Latency in live streaming is the time delay between an event’s content being captured at one end of the media delivery chain and played out to a user at the other end. Consider a goal scored at a football game: Live latency is the delay in time between the…
In continuation of our Fun with Container Formats series, this week we’ll be diving into the MP4 and CMAF container formats. If you need a refresher on the terminology or the handling of these formats in your player, please check back to Post 1: Fun with Container Formats MP4 Overview of Standards MPEG-4 Part 14…
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