Welcome to the 3rd article in this technical series. Last time, I talked about the benefits of the new ingest system, Dynamic Ingest, and how it impacts on your video workflow. With this entry, I will talk about CMS Connectors, what they do, and their benefits.
First, the good news: we are busy working on making HLS playback within the Brightcove Player better, faster, and more stable!
A transmuxer takes media contained in some file format, extracts the raw compressed video and audio from inside (a process called demuxing) and repackages the compressed data into another format (termed remuxing) without performing any re-compression. In the Beginning While building Mux.js - the transmuxer at the heart of videojs-contrib-hls - we...
Welcome to the second post of a technical-focused series of articles. We previously discussed the flexibility of the Brightcove player, supplying examples of how you can customize the HTML5 online video player for your needs. In this article, we’ll be talking transcoding and the benefits of Dynamic Ingest (DI).
Welcome to Brightcove Tech Talk! In our new tech-focused blog, we'll cover video and software engineering topics including best practices for preparing and delivering video to connected devices, how-to guides, and more.
When video.js was first released all the way back in 2010, Flash was the only way to play video in Firefox, IE, and the Android browser. And when you could use HTML video, it was really complicated to get right and broken in all sorts of scenarios (live streaming, anyone?).
How it works In video.js 5.0, we added support for truly fluid layouts with video.js. You can see an example of it on the video.js website. It is done by using intrinsic ratios.