23 posts tagged with "OvenMediaEngine"

Live streaming has grown rapidly to the point where it has become a part of many people’s daily lives. This growth is further accelerated due to the increasing demand for online media consumption by users.

Live streaming is rapidly becoming a key component of modern communication and entertainment. However, setting up and operating a streaming server can come with numerous challenges, including security, authentication, and complex configurations.

If you want to use streaming with a latency of less than 3 seconds but don’t have separate software or hardware to transmit your media source to OvenStudio LLHLS (now OvenMediaEngine Enterprise on AWS), don’t worry. It comes with OvenLiveKit, which allows you to transmit streams through WebRTC directly from a web browser, without the need for additional software or plugins.

Content creation and sharing industries are evolving at an unprecedented pace, and video/audio streaming has become an integral part of our daily lives.

When it comes to deploying OvenStudio LLHLS (now OvenMediaEngine Enterprise on AWS) on the AWS Marketplace, selecting the right EC2 instance type is a critical decision that can significantly impact your streaming performance and cost efficiency. In this blog post, we’ll guide you through the process of choosing the optimal EC2 instance for your OvenStudio LLHLS (now OvenMediaEngine Enterprise on AWS) deployment.

OvenStudio LLHLS (now OvenMediaEngine Enterprise on AWS), a low-latency streaming server designed for the cloud, is built upon the open-source sub-second latency streaming server, OvenMediaEngine. Despite the availability of technology that can achieve sub-1-second latency for streaming, OvenStudio LLHLS has chosen to adopt a technology that achieves sub-3-second latency.

We are thrilled to announce the launch of OvenStudio LLHLS. This groundbreaking Low Latency HLS (LLHLS) streaming server brings together the power of auto configure-ability, streaming for Low-Latency, Large-Scale, High-Definition quality, and Adaptive Bitrate. This LLHLS server is designed to quick the way you deliver your content to viewers across the globe. From now on, your streaming service can deliver Low-Latency and High-Definition streaming to Large-Scale viewers!

This article is from Digital 365 (Vol. 20), and we have translated it. If you would like to view the original version, please click HERE (Korean).

AirenSoft will exhibit at the 2023 NAB Show. This show, taking place at the Las Vegas Convention Center from April 15–19, is an unrivaled exhibition for broadcast, media, and technology.

OvenMediaEngine, Open-Source Sub-Second Latency Streaming Server using LLHLS and WebRTC, gets Good Software Level 1 certified by the Telecommunications Technology Association (TTA).