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When I think of streaming my first thought is that this is a cloud service that processes audio and video in real-time. But none of the example use cases mentio
by Kequc 13y ago
When I think of streaming my first thought is that this is a cloud service that processes audio and video in real-time. But none of the example use cases mention that is a possibility. I'd love the ability to stream and convert audio then forward converted files to S3 in a simple way.
Currently it involves running an EC2 instance which only converts after the audio is received in full. Then when it's done, transferring it to S3 is... slow.
- n3thin 13y agoyou might need to look into http://aws.amazon.com/elastictranscoder/ http://aws.amazon.com/elastictranscoder/ if it can satisfy your use-case
- Kequc 13y agoThe audio file must exist somewhere, it offers no live audio support. So the bottleneck would be at the beginning rather than the end.
- theg2 13y agoElastic Transcoder doesn't support this natively, we ran into this issue so ended up rolling our own solution as the commercial versions were incredibly expensive for a non-profit.
- warptera1 13y agoTake a look at the Zencoder (YC W10) API: http://zencoder.com/en/ http://zencoder.com/en/ It's since been acquired by Brightcove. [Disclaimer: I work there.]
- bgruber 13y agoamazon says real-time, but i'm 99% sure they mean (comparatively) low latency.