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
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 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 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
A view on VP9 and AV1 part 1: specifications 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 I … Continue reading
Eopin Oy Languistik: Personalized MP4 Files for Language Learning Almost two years ago, Eopin Oy approached GPAC Licensing to discuss the concept of a new language learning application called Languistik. Languistik brings several innovations to language learning, accelerating the process … Continue reading
HLS posts updated until revision 19 Dear readers, Thanks to a customer’s contribution, we could update our blog posts on HLS until version 19: Apple HLS: introduction Apple HLS: comparing versions Apple HLS: technical in-depth Please keep on providing your … Continue reading
Guidelines on how to embed TTML in MP4 and DASH Introduction After a discussion at IBC 2015 with our partners from BBC, IRT and EBU, we found that there was a lot of confusion when it came to distributing TTML … Continue reading
IRT uses GPAC MP4Box to generate a wide set of streams IRT is the primary research institute for public-broadcasting organisations in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. The IRT teams have used GPAC and other open-source tools such as x264, FFmpeg, x265, … Continue reading
Happy new year 2016: GPAC Licensing business trends Dear readers, Happy new year! May 2016 bring you peace and prosperity. Last year we proposed you a list of projects, trends and subjects. It allowed us to be featured in Streaming … Continue reading
