Dear streaming industry, SVTA members, DASH-IF, and dash.js community, As we are about to celebrate a season of gratitude, let’s take a moment to appreciate one of the most transformative innovations in streaming: dash.js. For over 12 years, this open-source reference player has powered interoperability,
The Streaming Video Technology Alliance (SVTA) is pleased to announce the release of a new online training course: Streaming Monetization 101, now available through SVTA University. Developed in collaboration with streaming industry educator and analyst Jan Ozer, the course is designed to provide foundational knowledge
In many ways, the streaming video industry is very siloed. While the technology stack is seemingly connected together (sometimes with a bit of tape and bubblegum), it is often disconnected from other aspects of the video workflow, such as content production. But without that content,
I’m just going to come out and say it from the start—Open Caching is probably not what you think it is. If you Google “What Is Open Caching”, you will get a lot of definitions that describe it as a way for network operators (ISPs)
We are very happy to announce the official release of dash.js version 5.0.0. All information can be found below. Please be aware that there are new build formats and also the URLs to the CDN hosted files were changed accordingly. A migration guide can be
On December 19th, 2024 at the SVG Summit in New York, the SVTA Streaming Sports Council kicked off with an inaugural meeting including 25 attendees, some of whom attended in person while others dialed in. The attendees for this inaugural meeting were: Glenn Deen (Comcast)
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