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This is correct. The mp3 is a an access file sitting on our streaming servers (wowza), outside of the preservation environment. The old access files were of ver
by torbjornbp 2y ago
This is correct. The mp3 is a an access file sitting on our streaming servers (wowza), outside of the preservation environment. The old access files were of very low quality, so new m4a/aac files were created.
In the cases where we only had mp3 files, the mp3 file was preserved as our master in the preservation environment, with a copy sent to the streaming servers.
- mannyv 2y agoWhy wowza instead of using backblaze or a some other cheap service? Backblaze has no egress, pair it with fastly for a super cheap cdn.
- torbjornbp 2y agoOur wowza streaming servers are hosted in-house, and are integrated with our authentication software. I don't know the nitty gritty details about the solution though, access is outside of my domain