Wind in the sails of MPEG Motion Spell, the company behind GPAC Licensing, has been quite involved in projects that required to follow the standardization activity. The environment has started to change these last years. Deep changes at MPEG The … Continue reading
Our journey in low latency OTT (DASH, HLS) Introduction Low latency discussions in the professional video industry are everywhere and nowhere. Everywhere because the public and the professionals have embraced this cause. Nowhere because what could have been a breakthrough … Continue reading
Transitioning from 2018 to 2019 For GPAC Licensing 2018 has been an excellent business year. And 2019 looks even better! Our reading grid of the market got right ; therefore our R&D efforts paid: ATSC3 monitoring: our novel approach got … Continue reading
Dear followers, Due to the lack of interest this year at IBC, there will be no report. Previous reports: NAB 2018 IBC 2017 Thank you for understanding and for all the good moments, The GPAC Licensing Team
Our MPEG VR 2018 report for VRTogether Please click here or on the title. Enjoy!
Our NAB 2018 VR report for VRTogether Please click here or on the title. Enjoy!
Our participation in Immersive Accessibility (ImAc project) Note: Marc Brelot from GPAC Licensing will give a talk at IRT’s International Symposium on Subtitling Technology. Don’t miss the opportunity to hear and meet the experts of our industry! GPAC is an … Continue reading
The Convergence TV Project receives the 2018 NAB Technology Innovation Award for its ATSC3 SHVC based HD/UHD hybrid delivery demonstration PRESS RELEASE – Las Vegas (NV), April 09, 2018th, 2018 PDF version. NAB presents the Technology Innovation Award to organizations … Continue reading
The Convergence TV Project Demonstrates World First SHVC Based HD/UHD Hybrid Delivery at NAB 2018 PRESS RELEASE – Rennes, Paris (France), April 4th, 2018 PDF version. From 9 to 12 April 2018 / At the Las Vegas Convention Center … Continue reading
What will 2018 be made of? We wish you the best for 2018! 2017 was definitely a year of transition. Since we give trainings and license code (including R&D code) we see the trends. 2018 will be a year of … Continue reading
