Jetpacks have been a mainstay for starry-eyed dreamers and futurists for a long time. Despite the occasional story from some engineer a-la stunt-double, that potential continues unrealized, a mere daydream of all those frustrated commuters stuck in traffic. At Red5 Pro, we’re also focused on the future and strive to build it (albeit more concretely).… Continue reading HLS: Because Apple Doesn’t Like Sharing
Tag: Live Streaming News
NAB 2017: The Saga of Live-Streaming
Storytelling is a cornerstone on the bedrock of humanity. From ancient cave paintings to printing presses all the way to video cameras, this engrained desire has spurred the development of new tools to illustrate our tales. However, that’s not all our instincts tell us. No matter how thoughtful and compelling the narrative, stories remain all… Continue reading NAB 2017: The Saga of Live-Streaming
It’s a WebRTC World
It doesn’t seem that long (for some of us at least) but 2017 marks the 10 year anniversary of the iPhone. The past decade has seen sweeping shifts in how we communicate with each other and interact with our surroundings. While the 20th century ended with the innovation of the internet, the 21st has brought… Continue reading It’s a WebRTC World
More Time to Save Money
Yesterday, Amazon Web Services experienced an outage in its eastern U.S. region. So that, quite obviously, caused a stir. It was a blackout. Like, medieval, Dark Ages blackout. Everything was broken, people were crying, there was looting… OK. Maybe it wasn’t that bad but it sure did mess things up. As such, some developers could… Continue reading More Time to Save Money
New Year Changes
Dear Red5 Pro Community, A long time ago, we started an open source community dedicated to a single goal: to make it easy for the world to create high-quality streaming environments for an unlimited number of applications, platforms and use cases. We’ve come a long way since we first launched our beta in October of… Continue reading New Year Changes
A New Kind of Vision
Soldiers and poets; ordinarily the two occupy different worlds. That is, until live-streaming gets involved. Thanks to the extraordinary developers at Good Company they have enabled a soldier, blinded in combat, to once again connect to his surroundings. Wearing a pair of WiFi enabled iVue glasses and earphones, Major Scott Smiley sent a live-stream to… Continue reading A New Kind of Vision
Bizety, Red5 Pro and the Evolving World of Livestreaming
Recently, our CEO Chris Allen sat down with Ernie Regalado, the Editor-in-Chief of Bizety Technologies, to continue their discussion about Red5’s relentless and clandestine progress towards super-giant status. You can read about the full article here.
2016 – A Year of Live Streaming
2016 has been an exciting year in the always evolving world of live-streaming. The announcement of Facebook Live, and Youtube Live, propelled live-streaming prominently into the mainstream market. The popularity of these features hold a great potential to drive the future of social media. There are even reports of Facebook paying other companies to make… Continue reading 2016 – A Year of Live Streaming
So What’s Red5 Pro and Why is it Important to Live-streaming?
We talk a lot about live-streaming – so what? Why is it so important and (most importantly) what makes Red5 Pro special? Our software was created to give you the flexibility to do what you want, how you want to do it. From using GoPro cameras, streaming technical instructions, and challenging how “live” your television… Continue reading So What’s Red5 Pro and Why is it Important to Live-streaming?
WebRTC: The Delivery Protocol For Live Streams Of The Future
Earlier this week Tsahi Levent-Levi wrote up a great post on how he thinks h.264 is the protocol of choice for WebRTC apps moving forward. There’s so much that’s true about what he wrote, and I tend to agree on almost every point he makes. h.264 is supported in hardware encoders for just about every… Continue reading WebRTC: The Delivery Protocol For Live Streams Of The Future