Introduction In modern times of software development, the deployment of applications became as important as writing these programs. There are many tools out there that make the whole process of deploying an app to a system very easy and intuitive – Docker is one of them. In certain cases the speed of the deployment is…
What is Transcoding? In the context of video – Transcoding refers to the process of compressing video files as much as possible at minimal quality loss to represent (and transfer) information by using less data. Essentially, video transcoding online is the conversion of a video file from one format to a better-compressed version to ensure…
What is VVC? Versatile Video Coding (VVC) is the most recent international video coding standard which was finalized in July of 2020. It is the successor to High-Efficiency Video Coding (HEVC) as it was also developed jointly by the ITU-T and ISO/IEC. So what is really new in VVC? Is this a real revolution when…
With 2020 coming into full swing – it’s time for Bitmovin and our engineering teams to not only reflect on the past year but also to celebrate the growth of standards in the development industry for the past half-century. December 2019 was a historic month for computing – as it was the official month when…
As many people have asked how to create MPEG-DASH content, e.g. to test it with the Bitmovin MPEG-DASH player, we will answer this question in this post. We also want to thank the GPAC Licensing team for featuring our blog post on their site. The Situation: Your pre-MP4Box DASH file A video is given in some…
Welcome back to Bitmovin’s Encoding Excellence series! Our first post covered why video quality metrics matter. The second post provided an “objective” introduction to the top three objective video quality metrics (see what we did there?). The third post in our Encoding Excellence series is an exploration of quality measurement methods (and their limitations) through…
Welcome back! In our first instalment of the Memory Series – pt. 1, we reviewed the basics of Java’s Internals, Java Virtual Machine (JVM), the memory regions found within, garbage collection, and how memory leaks might happen in cloud instances. In this second post we cover more in-depth facets of cloud storage as it pertains…
Where Has My Memory Gone? Finding Memory Leaks in Java Microservices Welcome to this two-part series about troubleshooting memory-related issues in a containerized cloud environment. These posts will discuss the basics of how memory is managed for Java applications and how to develop a procedure which can be used to identify memory problems. So let’s…
As with most technical products, documentation is a critical factor to customer success, that sentiment is made even more true for API driven products, but good documentation is only part of the story. Sure we provide a beautiful dashboard, where it is definitely possible to start an encoding, but we still find that the bulk…
Thanks for following us as we continue to dive into Fun with Container Formats. This week we’ll be jumping into MPEG Transport Stream (MPEG – TS) and Matroska. Don’t forget to read our deep dive into terminology and handling and the breakdown of MP4 and CMAF. MPEG Transport Stream (MPEG-TS) MPEG Transport Stream was standardized…
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