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slederer
11y ago
You can drop us a line at support@bitmovin.com, maybe we can help
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slederer
11y ago
Firefox was lacking behind in supporting the HTML5 Media Source Extensions, it's in since Firefox 42. Everything beyond this still needs Flash for HLS or MPEG DASH playback
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11y ago
It also enables adaptive streaming in HTML5 without Flash, as used by Netflix or YouTube already
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11y ago
Maybe the API clients are helpfull for this? https://developer.bitcodin.com/doc/api-clients
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Adobe Flash Professional Is Now Called Adobe Animate CC
(techcrunch.com)
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Bitmovin (YC S15) announces live cloud encoding, build your own Twitch
(bitcodin.com)
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11y ago
Awesome, finally! We like the AWS offering in Frankfurt, but it's great to also have an alternative with Azure as well!
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11y ago
let's see what happens, I don't think that they really are able to charge something, especially as the proprietary formats such as Apple HLS, Microsoft Smooth Streaming or Adobe HDS are free of charge.
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How Firefox 42 enables adaptive video streaming in HTML5, replacing Flash
(dash-player.com)
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Also for us Google Compute Engine turned out to be better for our use case (cloud encoding, c.f. https://www.bitcodin.com/blog/2015/08/how-bitcodin-utilizes-... ). For it was nice to have shorter billing perio
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11y ago
Nice work! Can you share some details on the time/resource requirements for this tests/setup?
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11y ago
A GIF is a lot more lightweight than having a real video. But of course it's possible to have a video with lower quality and framerate as usual, to have an alternative to a GIF. And a lot of people use it e.g. for background videos on
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Under the Hood: Delivering the First Free Live Stream of an NFL Game on Yahoo
(yahooeng.tumblr.com)
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Bitdash 3.2 HTML5 Player: Extended Developer API, Firefox HTML5 MSE Ready, Etc.
(dash-player.com)
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How to use HEVC/4K Video Streams in HTML5 without Plugins
(dash-player.com)
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Bitmovin (YC S15) Is Hiring an Account Executive and Head of U.S. Sales
(bitmovin.com)
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The video problem: 3 reasons users leave websites with badly implemented video
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yes, it's more or less how you described it, we just added some tweaks here and there to make it work in practice :-) ad 1.) no, we first grab the video from the user and then segment it in the cloud Yes, we just run CPU instances. Typ
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With the new free plan you have now every month new free GB which you can use, rather than the one-time credits of the old one. We also introduced our plans recently, which do not have a limit on the number of encoding and a cheaper per GB
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Sure, basically other encode video second by second, we can do this in parallel on salable cloud infrastructure. We also released a blog-post on this, based on a writeup from our infrastructure partner Google Compute Engine here: https:&#x
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11y ago
Hi, I'm Stefan, one of the co-founders. I'm happy to answer questions and get feedback!
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Bitcodin (YC S15) encodes video 100x faster, in Netflix-grade quality
(venturebeat.com)
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that's completely true, containers like ISO Base Media FF(MP4) or Matroska support streaming use cases, which is even more beneficial if we got those files as input. But we can also work with any others ... which was also pretty much w
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Thanks, good point! Yes, the approach in general is not limited to GCE, but some characteristics of GCE - like the fast provisioning time as well as the good interconnection between instances - are very beneficial for that approach. That&#x
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How bitcodin uses Google Compute Engine to encode video 100x faster than others
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Show HN: Bitdash 3.0 HTML5 Player Using HLS and MPEG-DASH, Like Netflix or YouTube
(dash-player.com)
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Same-Origin Policy, CORS, crossdomain.xml – What you need to know in HTML5/Flash
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Improved Bitcodin.com API with New Developer-Area and API Clients
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HEVC Advance: What Do the Royalties Mean for Video Publishers?
(streamingmedia.com)
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News 112. MPEG Meeting: Future Video Coding, 3D Audio, DASH, Etc.
(bitmovin.net)
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