Another video-tutorial: this time we explain how to manage Mosaic Environments using Axinom Portal.
This tutorial walks through:
Axinom releases new features and updates for Mosaic and all included service on a regular base. Here is a summary over the last two weeks.
Latest releases:
Axinom releases new features and updates for Mosaic and all included service on a regular base. Here is a summary over the last two weeks.
Latest releases:
Axinom releases new features and updates for Mosaic and all included service on a regular base. Here is a summary over the last two weeks.
Latest releases:
A new video-tutorial explaining step-by-step the setup of the Mosaic Media Template.
Axinom releases new features and updates for Mosaic and all included service on a regular base. Here is a summary over the last two weeks.
Latest releases:
Try out our new tool: Entitlement message generator.
Using this tool, you can select various entitlement options with UI, see the resulting entitlement message data structure, and play a test vector directly using Axinom Video Test Bench.
Video and streaming businesses turn to Digital Rights Management (DRM) to secure their content, but simply adding DRM is not enough. The effectiveness of DRM depends on how it is implemented and how well it is integrated into a broader security strategy. Poor implementation can lead to vulnerabilities that pirates exploit, negating DRM’s intended purpose.
Our new article DRM Security Best Practices highlights best practices to maximize DRM security and avoid common pitfalls.
Axinom releases new features and updates for Mosaic and all included service on a regular base. Here is a summary over the last two weeks.
Latest releases:
Per-scene encoding or CAE (Content-Aware Encoding) is a technique used to optimize the size of the encoded output by applying different encoder settings to different parts of the video (scenes). An AI-enhanced solution continuously analyzes content in real-time to determine the best transcoder settings for outstanding video quality and lower bitrates. It's also known as CAE - Content-Aware Encoding or Content-Adaptive Encoding.
Per-scene encoding promises to reduce the output size by an average of 40% (and up to 70%) without compromising visual video quality. But how well it works really?