Category: PERFORMANCE

www.freepik.com Ad insertion Ad insertion in video streaming refers to the process of dynamically inserting advertisements into video content during playback. This technique, widely used in both live and on-demand video streaming, allows content providers to generate revenue by displaying targeted ads to viewers. This is a primary source of income for many streaming services, […]

www.freepik.com UbikLoadPack Video Streaming Plugin 10.0.0 We are proud to announce the release of the major version 10.0.0 of our performance testing tool for Video Streaming servers (HLS, MPEG-DASH, HSS, HDS). We will see in this blog the release notes of this version New features and enhancements Support SSAI ads insertion The plugin comes with […]

We are proud to announce the release of the version 9.1.6 of our performance testing tool for Video Streaming servers (HLS, MPEG-DASH, HSS, HDS). We will see in this blog the release notes of this version New features and enhancements Init segment subtiles We have added a new sample type for DASH stream : InitSegment […]

We are proud to announce the release of the version 9.1.5 of our performance testing tool for Video Streaming servers (HLS, MPEG-DASH, HSS, HDS). We will see in this blog the release notes of this version Update License tracking UbikLoadPack license format has changed, if you have an old license format (before April 1st, 2024), […]

MPEG-DASH (Dynamic Adaptive Streaming over HTTP, ISO/IEC 23009-1:2012) is a vendor free format that is used to stream content through HTTP requests. MPEG-DASH uses playlists called Media Presentation Description that end with .mpd extension. When to use it ? Multi-period is usually used to add content to a video, such as advertising or to split […]

We’re proud to announce the release of the version 9.1 of our performance testing tool for Video Streaming servers (HLS, MPEG-DASH, HSS, HDS). We’ll see in this blog what new features and enhancements this release brings. HTTP/2 Support Benefits of HTTP/2 The primary goals of HTTP/2 are to: For full details, you can read : […]