Wowza Media Systems has the 2020 Streaming Media Readers’ Choice Award in the category Live Streaming Software. This is the 13th year in a row Wowza has won a Streaming Media Readers’ Choice Award.
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Setup Google Widevine for HLS & DASH with Wowza, EZDRM & NexPlayer
In this demo we will provide a quick overview of how to setup a full Widevine DRM solution using Wowza Streaming Engine, the most popular media server in the world.
The 2020 Streaming Media Readers’ Choice Awards Finalists
We’ve counted all the votes in the 2020 Streaming Media Readers’ Choice Awards, and today we’re announcing the finalists—the top three vote-getters in each of our 26 categories.
Wowza Media Systems Rolls Out New Streaming Engine for Apple Low-Latency HLS Specifications
For engineers and developers who need to build an end-to-end low-latency solution, Wowza Streaming Engine has announced support for the most recent Apple Low-Latency HLS specification.
Wowza Releases Most Recent Apple Low-Latency HLS Specification Capabilities
Wowza Media Systems today announced support for the most recent Apple Low-Latency HLS specification in Wowza Streaming Engine software. This release, among the first in the industry, provides Wowza customers with a new way to provide reliable live streams to global audiences over public networks with very low latency.
Demystifying Video Delivery Protocols
Wowza’s Barry Owen was a panelist in a recent webinar hosted by the Streaming Video Alliance, exploring the pros and cons of the different streaming protocols for different use cases as well as looking at best practices for implementation including configuration tuning and other optimization that make the protocols operate at peak performance.
Wowza Media Systems Outlines Streaming Challenges, Optimization Needs in Recent Report
In this report by Wowza Media Systems, the company illuminates the myriad of challenges that organizations face when integrating video streaming into their business strategy.
Improving First Responder Calls and Patient Monitoring One Live Stream at a Time
As COVID-19 continues its global spread, authorities are restricting large gatherings of people and enforcing stay at home protocols. This crisis is forcing us to adapt to a “new normal,” and technology is taking center stage to help us through the transition. Among the advances easing this burden are live streaming technologies. The rapid adoption of live streaming continues to grow with the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic, as a large number of companies are using this technology to improve their day-to-day operations.
Live Streaming Solutions in the Age of Coronavirus
The possibilities of live streaming go beyond connecting people and enabling musicians to go live from their living rooms. These technologies are also being deployed to power unique applications like emergency communications, health care patient monitoring and coronavirus case tracking in an effort to flatten the curve.
SVG SportsTech On Demand: Wowza Media Systems’ Tim Dougherty on the Spike in Streaming Solutions During the Pandemic
Wowza Media Systems has been busier than ever during the COVID-19 pandemic, supporting clients in the delivery of virtual events and top-end stream experiences. Dougherty joins us to share what solutions have seen a huge spike in usage and what new technology the company is rolling out.
Wowza Media Systems Launches Coronavirus Live Streaming Resource Library
With social distancing mandates aimed at reducing the spread of the virus and an increased number of people around the globe staying at home, global streaming viewing skyrocketed nearly 21% during the first three weeks of March, and the U.S. saw a 26.6% rise in streaming viewing hours.
Wowza’s live streaming resource library offers materials, resources and information focused on how organizations and individuals can successfully adapt to changing needs.
Wowza Streaming Services Digitally Overcome Social Distance
Sports, Media & Entertainment, news, live event operators and some other channels have been accessible over wider area networks for some time. But now, healthcare, business continuity, public safety and mental health are aspects of life and work that people are starting to feel depend on video streaming.
