Going Big Screen: How to Best Bring Your Application to Samsung Tizen?
by Pieter-Jan Speelmans on April 19, 2021
Listen to this blog: Your browser does not support the audio element. As recent as the last few years, online streaming has evolved tremendously. Initially, most streaming happened on desktop devices, but today that is not the case. Today, video streaming is conquering the big screen …
Comparing WebRTC with HTTP-based streaming
by Pieter-Jan Speelmans on March 25, 2021
Reducing streaming latency has been a hot topic for a while. Historically with HTTP based streaming, latencies of tens of seconds and even in the order of one minute is not unheard of. With traditional broadcast being in the realm of single digit seconds and new techniques such as Web …
HTML5 Player: A Cost-effective Way to Bring Video to Tizen and WebOS
by Mathias Craps on March 23, 2021
When you design a strategy that fits your streaming market, you will notice that there are a lot of devices and platforms to cover. In this article, we will try to shed some light on Tizen/WebOS applications and explain why we provide our player on these platforms as a HTML5-based sol …
Streaming Latency: Low Latency Use Cases and Real-Life Examples
by Johan Vounckx on March 16, 2021
Previously, we’ve explored the different definitions of latency and when it is important, what causes it, as well as how popular protocols fare against each other and the importance of zapping time. Now, we are going to take a look at different use cases for low latency and provide so …
Streaming Latency: Protocols and Zapping Time
by Johan Vounckx on March 11, 2021
Previously, we’ve explored the different definitions of latency and when it is important and what causes it, in this blog we will explore how popular streaming protocols fare against each other. Additionally, we will also discuss one other factor that plays a big role in allowing you …
Streaming Latency: What Causes It?
by Johan Vounckx on March 9, 2021
Previously, we’ve explored the different definitions of latency and when it is important, in this blog we will talk about where latency gets introduced in the video chain.
Streaming Latency: What Is It And When Does It Matter?
by Johan Vounckx on March 2, 2021
Latency, low latency, ultra-low latency are becoming increasingly important. New developments like LL-HLS, CMAF-CTE and HESP confirm and support this statement, in addition to other streaming protocols such as webRTC and RTMP. With all the technology and the definition of latency, it …
Bringing your content to the big screen: what is the most interesting bet?
by Mathias Craps on February 25, 2021
More people than ever now watch streams on their television screens. As a content provider, should you invest efforts on smart televisions, or on connected (casting) devices?
Going Big Screen: Should I use a Native Player or Leverage MSE/ EME in LG WebOS?
by Pieter-Jan Speelmans on February 23, 2021
Listen to this blog: Your browser does not support the audio element. Previously, we’ve covered how to bring your applications to LG webOS and 6 things to keep in mind when considering LG webOS’s native video player.In this blog, we will talk about which approach is the most suitable …
A comprehensive Guide to Low Latency
by THEO Technologies on February 21, 2021
Latency, low latency, ultra-low latency are becoming increasingly important. New developments like LL-HLS and CMAF-CTE both confirm and support this statement, in addition to other streaming protocols such as webRTC and RTMP. With all the technology and the definition of latency, it c …