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 by nature completely extensible with the SDK. Users can drag and drop various preconfigured components onto a canvas, or they can customize those components or build their own Studio components with the SDK for a completely unique end result. Rob begins by showing just about the simplest worfklow imaginable — an SRT input, an adaptive bitrade encoding ladder, and a WebRTC output — and then shows a much more complex workflow with multiple camera inputs, a lower third, a camera selection tool, and outputs to DASH and LL-HLS (via CMAF) and WebRTC. Each of those components was built with the SDK using JavaScript and HTML, and users can build additional components the same way.
Watch the full interview below, and set up a demo if you want to learn more about how Norsk can make building your live streaming workflows easier.
