Most AI coding tools are built around a single user. You work with the agent in a private window, and when the session ends, everything it learned stays with you. The next person on the team starts from zero. That bothered us, so for Bitmovin’s Q2 2026 hackathon…
As streaming platforms scale globally, development teams increasingly need to understand how playback activity is distributed and evolving in real time. However, impression data, one of the most direct indicators of player usage, is typically surfaced only after aggregation and processing through reporting pipelines. This makes it useful for analysis, but limits its value…
Streaming now accounts for nearly half of all TV viewing and as audiences grow, so do their expectations. A cluttered or outdated player interface can quietly erode the experience viewers have come to demand. With UI v4, Bitmovin’s Player gets a complete visual overhaul: cleaner controls, a stronger layout hierarchy, and a more polished look across every device. Discover what’s changed, what’s improved, and how to migrate.
Repurposing landscape content into vertical formats such as 9:16 is now a common requirement for short‑form and mobile experiences. As more viewing shifts to phones held in portrait, teams want their existing video catalog to look good in a vertical frame without introducing a separate workflow just for it. A simple center crop often…
During the summer, we released V3 of our Player SDKs for Android and iOS, marking a significant milestone in our mission to deliver the best tools to achieve any simple or complex video workflow packaged into a best-in-class developer experience. In this blog post, we will dive deeper into the more technical aspects of what…
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