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Traci Ruether is a Colorado-based B2B tech writer with a background in streaming and network infrastructure. Aside from writing, Traci enjoys cooking, gardening, and spending quality time with her kith and kin.
Follow her on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/traci-ruether/ or learn more at https://traci-writes.com/.
Wowza Makes Streaming Media’s List of “The 50 Companies That Matter Most in Online Video in 2019”
Wowza is honored to be featured on Streaming Media’s List of The 50 Companies That Matter Most in Online Video for the second year in a row. As an alum of the top 100…
Read MoreRemote Ready: Live Remote Video With Easy Live
In this Studio Session recorded at NAB 2019, Wowza’s Tim Dougherty sits down with Philippe Laurent from Easy Live to discuss live remote video production. Easy Live’s cloud-based production studio allows broadcasters to overlay…
Read MoreBuild a Live-Streaming Playback App for iOS
From live commerce to e-gaming, live-streaming apps attract users across a range of industries. And whether you’re a streaming expert of just getting started, Wowza’s got your back. In this video, Justin shows how…
Read MoreDelivering limitless streaming possibilities, ensuring rock-solid reliability, and enabling the success of our customers are the three reasons we do what we do. The folks over at Streaming Media European Readers’ Choice Awards have…
Read MoreIntelligent Video Solutions (IVS): Optimizing Infrastructure With Wowza Professional Service
Powering Interactive Mobile Experiences With Live Video With more companies using video for training, simulation, and research, the demand for easy-to-manage streaming databases is higher than ever. Intelligent Video Solutions (IVS) provides streaming and content…
Read MoreCulture Genesis: The Digital Studio Focused on Remixing Technology for Multicultural Audiences
Powering Interactive Mobile Experiences With Live Video With a lack of entertainment technology targeting multicultural audiences, Cedric J. Rogers and Shaun Newsum cofounded Culture Genesis to diversify the digital landscape. They created the Trivia Mob…
Read MoreStream to LinkedIn Live From Wowza Streaming Cloud
From remote events to quarterly earnings calls, plenty of professional content lends itself to LinkedIn Live. The new streaming service helps broadcasters distribute polished live videos that foster interactivity, authenticity, and behind-the-scenes footage. That…
Read MoreWith HTTP-based streaming, there’s an inherent latency because the video data is packaged into file segments (also called chunks or packets) rather than being delivered as a continuous flow of information. This makes for…
Read MoreArtificial intelligence (AI), an umbrella term that encompasses machine learning (ML) and deep learning (DL) technologies, promises to transform every facet of human life — including live streaming. For tech giants like Facebook, artificial…
Read MoreLow Latency: State of the Union
Broadcasters are moving away from traditional satellite and cable technologies, driving the need for low-latency streaming. Today’s viewers have come to expect lickety-split video delivery for everything from live sports to interactive apps. And…
Read MoreLow-Latency Claims and How to Decipher Them
From ‘glass-to-glass latency’ to ‘near real time,’ streaming professionals like to throw around a lot of terms describing video delay. How do the different latency claims stack up and what should you be looking…
Read MoreWebinar: HTTP Low Latency (CMAF) vs. WebRTC
Streaming protocols determine everything from latency and stream quality to playback across devices. While HTTP-based protocols have traditionally delivered scalable, high-quality video, the inherent latency tends to be hefty. Several new technologies seek to…
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