The Future of HTTP Adaptive Streaming (HAS) According to multiple reports, video viewing will account for as much as 82% of all internet traffic by the end of 2022, as …
135th MPEG Meeting Takeaways: MPEG Immersive Video is here
Preface Bitmovin isn’t the only organization whose sole purpose is to shape the future of video – a few senior developers at Bitmovin along with me are active members of …
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Christian Timmerer
- August 5, 2021
ATHENA Lab: Fast Multi-Resolution and Multi-Rate Encoding for HTTP Adaptive Streaming Using Machine Learning (FaRes-ML)
The heterogeneity of the devices on the Internet and the difference among the network conditions of the users make designing a video delivery tool that can adapt to all these …
ATHENA Lab: Improving Viewer Experiences with Scalable Light Field Coding (SLFC)
Immersive Viewer Experiences with Light Field Imaging Light field imaging is a promising technology that will provide a more immersive viewing experience. It enables some post-processing tasks like depth estimation, …
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Hadi Amirpour, Christian Timmerer, and Mohammad Ghanbari
- June 15, 2021
ATHENA Labs: Improving the Quality and Efficiency of Live Video Streaming with Optimizing Resource Utilization in Live Video Streaming (OSCAR)
Live video streaming is a specific type of streaming that a video is broadcasted in real-time. The actual source of the video can be pre-recorded or simultaneously recorded. Live streaming …
Innovations in VidTech: The History and Future of 3D Video Content
Where nostalgia and fondness for the future collide – The world of 3D video content 3D video content – a topic that can easily be perceived through the polarized lenses …
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Joshua Shulman
- January 19, 2021
Bitmovin’s Intern Series: The Journey from x86 to ARM – Part One
Part I – Updating Library Dependencies from x86 to ARM ARM CPU architectures have been in the news a lot recently: Apple announced that they are going to use ARM …
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Stefan Pisjak
- December 29, 2020
State of Compression: Testing h.266/VVC vs h.265/HEVC
VVC – the latest evolution for modern codecs Versatile Video Coding (h.266/VVC) is the newest block-based hybrid codec from the Joint Video Experts Team (JVET), a group comprised of MPEG …
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Markus Hafellner
- December 16, 2020
132nd MPEG Meeting Takeaways: MPEG Continues to Progress – First Meeting with the New Structure
Preface Bitmovin isn’t the only organization whose sole purpose is to shape the future of video – a few senior developers at Bitmovin along with me are active members of …
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- December 2, 2020
To Play, or Not to Play – AutoPlay Policies for Safari 14 and Chrome 64
Updates to the autoplay policies in Safari and Chrome could have significant implications for both advertisers and content providers As of September 2017, Safari 11 on macOS and iOS, as …
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Gernot Zwantschko
- September 16, 2020
