The Problem New versions of the Brightcove Player are released all the time with the most up-to-date technologies in order to provide best playback experience. In order to get real-time analytics for new changes to the player, Brightcove runs A/B comparison tests to preview the impact of these changes.
Brightcove secures recognition from the Digital Production Partnership's Committed to Security programme
In an effort to control the bad behavior of some Twitter users — particularly those who use social media applications to spam and bully — Twitter has instituted new policies, and deployed automated systems to detect and enforce these policies. One policy states that an application will be terminated if the monitoring system detects the...
As part of our ongoing improvements to Gallery, we’re releasing major improvements to the mobile presentation of our most popular template, Marquee.
One of the missions of the core web player team here at Brightcove is to remove barriers to integration with the Brightcove Player. We aim to delight our customers with the Player's flexibility, stability, and ease-of-use. The fundamental architecture of the HTML5 web player has not changed much in the last five years or so.
We have recently made a change to our version number policy in the Brightcove Player that has confused some of our customers.
Last week, we pre-released the Brightcove Player 6.22.