Apple HLS: technical in-depth Last updated on May 5, 2020. Content Master, Variants and Renditions Version 1 Version 2 Version 3 Version 4 Version 5 Version 6 Version 7 Version 8 Version 10 An introduction to Apple HLS is available … Continue reading
Apple HLS: comparing versions Last updated on May 5, 2020. An introduction to Apple HLS is available as: Apple HLS: introduction. A technical analysis of the versions is available as: Apple HLS: technical in-depth. Versions and revisions HLS comes in … Continue reading
Apple HLS: introduction Last updated on May 5, 2020. A sequel to this article is available as: Apple HLS: comparing versions. What is HLS HLS is a protocol for transmitting multimedia data over HTTP. HLS describes a playlist format called M3U8 … Continue reading
Summary of IBC’14 from the GPAC Licensing teamDear followers,We are back from IBC and we wanted to share with you our thoughts and feelings.GPAC demosFirst we were really proud to see our products used directly on so many booths. People … Continue reading
[IBC 2014] DASH AVC/264 support in GPAC Thanks to a joint effort of GPAC Licensing, EBU and DASH-IF, the open-source multimedia framework GPAC now has support for the DASH Industry Forum DASH AVC/264 profile… and beyond! In this article we … Continue reading
Diving into ultra-low latency for live using MPEG-DASH Low latency with HTTP-streaming (segment-based) technologies is a challenge. In particular MPEG-DASH is gaining adoption among international industry consortiums such as DVB with DVB DASH or ETSI with HbbTV 2.0 (not published … Continue reading
Summary of NAB’14 from the GPAC Licensing team Dear followers, We are back from NAB and we wanted to share with you few projects we found particularly interesting. Some of them we are part of, and some of them which … Continue reading
Meet the GPAC Team @ MPEG and NAB Show 2014 The GPAC team will attend two important events during the next 4 weeks. As usual, please contact us if you wish to meet: MPEG 108 – Valencia (Spain) Date: Monday, 31 … Continue reading
Slides: MPEG CENC and HTML5 EME A week ago, I gave a conference hosted by the OVFS about ways to protect your content when distributing it on the Web. It deals with: MPEG Common Encryption (CENC) which is supported by … Continue reading
Meet the GPAC Team @ MPEG GPAC people are attending the MPEG 106th meeting in San Jose, California, USA. These meetings are important moments of the GPAC life. They allow to discuss the opportunities of new multimedia standards and build … Continue reading
