We've got a pretty cool new article in the Brightcove Developer Center that shows how you can use cue points in a video to create calls to action, like "Add to cart" links, based on what's happening in the video.
A few months ago, we rolled out our Adaptive Encoding Engine, which not only produces higher-quality H.264 videos than our previous encoding process, but produces them faster.
If you're publishing video on the World Wide Web, it's great if you can make your video player welcoming to the whole wide world.
UPDATE: Twitter has pushed off the date for this authentication API change until August 2010.
We've updated our JavaScript-based solution for HTML5 on mobile devices. The new version supports Android OS devices. We've tested Android support on the Droid and Nexus One smartphones, but it should also work for other mobile devices.
When you publish your videos on the World Wide Web, you want to make sure your player is ready for the whole wide world.
Brightcove moves ahead with its commitment to video in the social web. A new article in the Brightcove Developer Center shows you how to use a simple SWF plug-in to add a Facebook "Like" button to your Brightcove players, using BEML. The article also describes how to integrate the Facebook Recommendations plug-in.