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Sydney works for Wowza as a content writer and Marketing Communications Specialist, leveraging roughly a decade of experience in copywriting, technical writing, and content development. When observed in the wild, she can be found gaming, reading, hiking, parenting, overspending at the Renaissance Festival, and leaving coffee cups around the house.
WebRTC Simulcast: What It Is and How It Works
How can you broadcast at sub-second latency to multiple viewers with varying computing resources? WebRTC simulcasting refers to the process by which WebRTC prepares media files for smooth and reasonably high-quality streaming regardless of user bandwidths. …
Read MoreDemo: Wowza Video
Looking for the right video streaming platform for your live streaming and VOD needs? This Wowza Video Demo walks you through our Wowza Video platform, showing you how to prepare a live stream, test…
Read MoreTo computer scientists, video buffering refers to the act of preloading data to stream with fewer interruptions. To the rest of us, it’s mostly a punch line. In either case, nobody wants to be…
Read MoreWhat Is Content Security and Why Do You Need It?
In a nutshell, content security refers to any methods you employ to protect access to and distribution of your content. This could be as basic as user login credentials for your OTT streaming platform or…
Read MoreAnnouncing: Real-Time Streaming at Scale for European Customers
Wowza Video’s Real-Time Streaming at Scale brings the ultra-low latency power of WebRTC to a wider audience using a dynamically scalable workflow. Since its initial release a year ago, Real-Time Streaming at Scale has reliably…
Read MoreSuccessfully delivering live and on-demand video content starts with choosing a secure video streaming platform. Unauthorized access can compromise the revenue-boosting strategies of subscription and pay-per-view services. If a streaming implementation involves sensitive or…
Read MoreWhat Is CMAF? (Update)
The battle to reduce video latency while maintaining a quality viewer experience had been leading to widespread adoption of the aptly named Common Media Application Format (CMAF). This protocol is the product of a coordinated…
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