The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) is using the Bitmovin Encoder to speed content preparation and maximise quality for selected live and UHD content on Catch Up TV and Video on Demand (VOD) services.

The leading membership to the world’s largest fitness network. With over 12,000 partners in 55 cities worldwide, ClassPass connects members to a variety of fitness experiences. In March 2018, the company launched ClassPass Live, a live-streamed, interactive fitness video offering that brings boutique quality fitness to members wherever they are.

Adapting and collaborating to create industry leading anti-piracy and video quality standards for virtual cinema and film festival experiences.

When it comes to content scale and audience reach, Globo is at par with Hollywood and the big US broadcasters. Its studios produce 3,000 hours of entertainment content annually, compared to around 600 movies created in the US every year.

NRL was able to build ad-hoc workflows that processed, encoded, published, and distributed content faster across 30+ websites, apps & streaming platforms.

The NY Times is one of the world’s leading publishers, with dedicated readership around the globe. Renowned as being one of the most innovative publishers, NY Times has always pushed towards integrating digital technologies into their offering, in which video plays an increasingly important role.

Bitmovin’s technical expertise freed up TNN’s development team so they could focus on value-add initiatives, ultimately reducing the total cost of ownership by 25%.