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
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
Summary of IBC’15 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 2015. First of all, there are always more demos powered by GPAC … Continue reading
“How Google Works” book review Dear readers, Introduction Today we are going to review the book “How Google Works”. This book talks about the future of organizations with Google structure as a background story. The authors are Eric Schmidt (Chairman, … Continue reading
Protecting content for Web distribution Update from 2015/03/16: now publicly available for free. Enjoy! If you wish to get more videos, you can subscribe to our mailing-list on the right panel, right next to this video. Links from this video … Continue reading
Passage from 2014 to 2015 Dear readers, Happy new year! May 2015 bring you happiness and success 🙂 We just wanted to share with you our views on what happens in 2014 and what will happen in 2015. There are … 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
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
