What will 2018 be made of?
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
Considerations about Net Neutrality (and on-going discussions…)
Considerations about Net Neutrality (and on-going discussions…) A few days ago, while being at the social dinner for the kick-off of a new project, we had a discussion about Net Neutrality. I realized my views were not the most popular … Continue reading
SUMMARY OF IBC 2017
SUMMARY OF IBC 2017 This year was the 50th anniversary of IBC. IBC is in our opinion the most important show of our industry (followed by NAB in Las Vegas which addresses the US market better). However we find it … Continue reading
HLS posts updated RFC8216 (draft revision 23)
HLS posts updated until revision 23/RFC8216 Dear readers, We have updated our blog posts on HLS until draft revision 23 (also known as RFC8216): Apple HLS: introduction Apple HLS: comparing versions Apple HLS: technical in-depth Please keep on providing your … Continue reading
The “Who” book review
Who: The A Method for Hiring by Geoff Smart and Randy Street. Introduction Getting the best team is your number one problem. You want to recruit the best: the “A” players (i.e. the best ones, opposed to “B” players (good … Continue reading
NAB 2017 report in tweets
NAB 2017 report in tweets Professional low latency MPEG-DASHdemo with @NicolasWeil from @akamami https://t.co/ObNCogLkYp https://t.co/lRfHLWyON8 #NABShow — GPAC Licensing (@GPACLicensing) April 18, 2017 All set for the #NAB2017 @DASH_IF Reception DASH demos: Live CMAF, Low Latency DASH, Ultra Low Latency … Continue reading
Meet the team behind Signals at NAB 2017
Meet the team behind Signals at NAB NAB is coming up and the Signals team is looking forward to showcasing ultra low latency MPEG DASH delivery using the Akamai CDN. Signals is a powerful toolkit built for developers and technicians … Continue reading
Happy new year! Our insights for 2017
Dear readers, Happy new year! 2016 was a very good year businesswise for GPAC. In our sense we will just keep on improving things we started in 2016. But 2016 was a sad year for our industry: standards failed to … Continue reading
Summary of IBC 2016 from the GPAC Licensing team
Summary of IBC 2016 from the GPAC Licensing team Dear followers, We are back from IBC and we wanted to share with you our thoughts and feelings about IBC 2016. Each and every year there are more demos powered by … Continue reading
A view on VP9 and AV1 part 2: important considerations
A view on VP9 and AV1 part 2: important considerations Introduction The success of a video coding standard depends on many factors. Many articles try to benchmark the performance of codec implementations or make comments about the ecosystem of codecs. But … Continue reading
