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Video streaming is a fast moving area and to deliver the best possible product we need to be across a variety of technologies and systems. Our team is not only keeping abreast of latest trends and techniques, but are also actively driving the development of new technology. Bitmovin is at the forefront of MPEG-DASH and streaming media research, in fact we were instrumental in, and continue to assist in development of the MPEG-DASH standard.
More to read: Advanced Transport Options for DASH: QUIC and HTTP/2, Ultra-High-Definition-Quality of Experience with MPEG-DASH, HTTP/2.0 and DASH: Planning Tomorrow’s Improved Video Delivery
Between 18:45 UTC and 20:45 UTC on February 28, 2017 Amazon Web Services Simple Storage Service […]
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This is the third and final part of our series on high quality video streaming where […]
