Adobe officially changes all the Creative Suite products to Creative Cloud. While that might make logical sense, the shift could create problems for end users and, ultimately, for Adobe, too.
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Posted 07 May 2013
Now that virtually all major players support Apple's HLS, the shortcomings of that de facto standard may lead to more widespread implementation of MPEG-DASH
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Posted 01 May 2013
Netflix will kick off Streaming Forum 2013 with a panel discussion highlighting the unique challenges—and opportunities—for SVOD providers to build a content and service supply chain in Europe
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Posted 29 Apr 2013
Recent announcements surrounding Adobe's plans for Primetime—including the inclusion of HLS and DASH support—beg the question: Why isn't the venerable Flash Player getting key upgrades?
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Posted 26 Apr 2013
Technology alone may not be enough to drive consumer and broadcast adoption
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Posted 24 Apr 2013
Adobe's plans for Primetime highlight both the strengths and limitations of HLS and DASH, as well as the fact that Flash isn't going away anytime soon
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Posted 23 Apr 2013
The number of authenticated TV Everywhere streams grew from 18.3M in 2011 to 222.5M in 2012, says Adobe.
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Posted 18 Apr 2013
Everyone agrees that HEVC is the codec of the future, but an unclear royalty picture and a paucity of compatible devices means widespread adoption is a long way off.
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Posted 16 Apr 2013
Can 2K and 4K TVs generate the excitement that 3DTVs lacked? Manufacturers hope so. Here's what it will take.
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Posted 12 Apr 2013
The problem MPEG-DASH solves isn't that big a deal, and it's not going to make anyone's life simpler in the short term.
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Posted 12 Apr 2013
Long a work in progress, Adobe Primetime is finally ready for business. Comcast and NBC Sports are the first customers.
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Posted 10 Apr 2013
HTTP adaptive bitrate H.264 will solve the problem of high-definition streams clogging the network, says Inxpo.
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Posted 09 Apr 2013
Helix Broadcaster offers H.264 encoding and Helix server software on new proprietary hardware, including 1RU, 3RU, and blade configurations
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Posted 08 Apr 2013
Google pushes WebM use, while Nokia throws up a patent infringement roadblock.
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Posted 27 Mar 2013
While previous jumps in compression technology have taken years to find adoption, we may see PCs and other devices that can play HEVC files on the market by the end of 2013
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Posted 14 Mar 2013
MPEG-DASH, and particularly the DASH264 spec, will help standardize and unify online video delivery, but the move to embrace has been slower going than the hype might suggest
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Posted 12 Mar 2013
Google has entered into a WebM licensing agreement with MPEG LA, and while the impact on streaming is likely to be small, the implications may be significant for other technologies like WebRTC
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Posted 11 Mar 2013
As we move beyond 1080p, consumers and the online video world are being enticed by 2K, 4K, and 4K Ultra HD (UHD). Here's a look at what those all mean, as well as what the future might hold.
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Posted 08 Mar 2013
The Consumer Electronics Show teased 4K recording and content, but Mobile World Congress delivered. Is 4K streaming next?
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Posted 08 Mar 2013
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