Executive Summary The European Parliament works with the Council of the European Union to debate and pass legislation on topics from artificial intelligence and defense to deforestation and human rights. With 720 members from 27 member states, the Parliament required a sophisticated streaming solution that could handle multiple languages, high-density inputs, and flexible deployment across on-prem […]
With Norsk Studio, you can build complex live video workflows in minutes — just check out Dom Robinson’s “Three Demos and a Funeral (for Traditional Broadcast Methods)” for a few examples. However, even the simplest requirements can contain hidden complexities. Consider a basic case: taking an SRT input and outputting it to WebRTC via WHEP.
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Norsk co-founder and CEO Adrian Roe and Streaming Learning Center‘s Jan Ozer explored the complexities of codec implementations, encoding efficiency, and the trade-offs between quality and cost in a recent webinar called “Cracking the Code(c): It’s All About the Implementation.” Here’s a breakdown of their insights and key takeaways for anyone navigating the world of
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Every live streaming use case is unique, but there’s not a single broadcaster, streaming provider, or content creator today for whom cost savings isn’t at the top of their list of priorities. But how do you reduce costs without sacrificing quality, viewer experience, and scalability? One way is by using hardware acceleration to maximize throughput
In this last installment of our interview series with Jan Ozer, id3as developer Rob Ashton demonstrates how the new Norsk Studio provides a no-code, drag-and-drop interface that makes building live streaming workflows with Norsk even easier than with the SDK. Norsk Studio is an application that was actually built with the SDK, and so it’s
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G&L today announced the first deployments of its innovative G&L Playout Manager, a state-of-the-art, multi-tenant platform designed to transform live streaming event management for OTT delivery. This managed service employs the Norsk Media SDK from id3as in its key component, the Compositor, enhancing the integration of HTML5 overlays with video signals for seamless broadcast-quality streams.
In this installment of Jan Ozer‘s video interview series, he speaks with id3as‘ chief business development officer Dom Robinson about Norsk’s product-market fit— particularly for streaming and OTT live events such as sports, news, financial reporting, town halls, and concerts — as well as how it frees media publishers from the limitations inherent in the
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In March, Streaming Learning Center‘s Jan Ozer spent some time talking to a few of us here at id3as to get a better sense of what sets Norsk apart in the crowded live streaming market. In this installment, he spoke with our CTO Steve Strong about why Norsk is particularly well-suited for broadcasters who are
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Just before NAB, Jan Ozer (of Streaming Learning Center and Streaming Media fame) conducted interviews with four of us from id3as to talk about Norsk and the new, no-code Norsk Studio from different angles. Now that the dust has settled from the show (where Norsk took home the IABM BaM Award in the Produce category),
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It’s been three weeks since NAB, and we’re still buzzing about it. It was our first NAB with a booth of our own, the first since we launched Norsk last year, and the first industry event where we showed off the new Norsk Studio, a no-code interface that makes building live streaming workflows even easier. Which
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