Getting the Most Out of SEO in Gallery Portals
Scoring high in search results is critical for businesses.
Dealing with DRM - Understanding DRM and How to Produce Protected Content
DRM: an acronym that strikes fear into the hearts of CTOs and developers alike.
Out with the Old, In with the New
Yesterday, we pre-released version 6.20.0 of the Brightcove Player, marking the first release using Video.js 7! Video.js 7 includes two major changes. First, it bundles the Video.js HTTP Streaming library into Video.js, adding HLS playback support and experimental DASH playback support to the default Video.js library.
Introducing Dynamic Delivery Rules
One of the innovations we talked about at Brightcove PLAY was an exciting feature we’ll be adding to Dynamic Delivery over the rest of 2018 -- Delivery Rules.
PLAY 2018 Speaker Series - Zach Shaw
Welcome to our fifth post of the #PLAY2018 speaker blog series. Here, we’ll introduce some of our guest speakers and scheduled sessions for this year’s event. If you’ve already registered to attend, this series will give you a better understanding of what’s in store.
Press Play on These 2018 Video Trends
2017 was a huge year for video, and for Brightcove. In the last 12 months we have seen some great video projects across Australia and New Zealand alone. Overall, Brightcove delivered 1.3 billion hours of video across 34 billion streams, and there’s no signs of it slowing down in 2018.
Brightcove Native SDK with ExoPlayer 2
If you are using the Brightcove Native Player SDK for Android, it is very likely you are currently using the Google ExoPlayer framework for your video playback. In 2016, the Google ExoPlayer team released the second major version of the player, doing some major refactoring in the code.