A very quick note to let you know about the upcoming Seattle Video Tech Meetup in December... Do you develop with video technologies, or just interested in networking with video techies? If you're in Seattle on December 6th at 6.30pm, please join us for the Seattle Video Tech Meetup.
For several years now, the makers of web browsers -- Apple, Microsoft, Google -- have been pushing website owners to make their sites more secure. One of their primary goals is to have the secure socket layer, or SSL, added to sites whenever possible. SSL is a means of encrypting the communications between a web server and browser.
Highlights Introduction The Problem The Plugin Registry Deprecation Period & Translation Layer Inlining Scripts & Stylesheets Conclusion Introduction Brightcove’s Player Management API handles the creation, editing, and management of players as a resource to publishers.
At Brightcove we use Amazon S3 as part of our video player delivery, publishing and player management solutions - and rightfully so as it’s a leader in the space and delivers great performance. Great performance does not make it infallible, however.
You may have heard that there are changes to autoplay coming on Apple Safari and Google Chrome and are interested to know more.
Customers leveraging the latest Brightcove Native Player SDKs for iOS and Android can now download, manage and playback offline content through a set of out-of-the-box APIs. Brightcove takes on the heavy lifting for media download and playback, leaving developers free to focus on building out exceptional end user experiences.
If you’re a Video Cloud customer that uses DFP Premium as your primary ad server, we have good news. As most of you know, Google offers an integration with Video Cloud that enables DFP to access metadata about videos that are managed in Video Cloud.