Tag: HLS

How to ensure the best quality of experience during the re transmission of a major sport event around the world ? By Load Testing video streaming services with UbikLoadPack, Redline13 and AWS Cloud Recently one of our customer had to ensure his OTT and CDN services would handle correctly the load incurred by re transmission […]

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Ensuring the performance of your video streaming infrastructure If you deliver Over The Top (OTT) media services, you need to ensure that the performances of your video streaming is good and that your end users are not facing Lag or buffering when using your platform. Delivering  such services with good performances is not a simple […]

Customers now watch online video every day, everywhere and on every device. Mobile and tablet internet usage exceeded desktop for first time worldwide in October 2016. By 2017, online video accounts for 74% of all online traffic. The question about video streaming is now: How will I deliver good quality video for everyone in every […]

Load testing Live Video Streaming and Adaptive Bitrate Streaming with JMeter and UbikLoadPack Video streaming is an important part of customers experience on the internet. 100M internet users watch online video every day and 45% of internet users view at least one online video over the course of a month. However 62% of people is […]

Load Testing Smooth Streaming Video with JMeter The format Microsoft Smooth Streaming is an adaptive video streaming format created by Microsoft and used to stream content through HTTP requests. This streaming format was first used during the 2008 Beijing Summer Olympics. Like other adaptive HTTP streaming technologies (Apple HLS, MPEG-DASH, Adobe HDS …), it allows […]

Updated on the 7th of may 2020 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. It is gaining popularity and its usage increases as many providers allow customers to use this format to deliver content (ie various cloud services, even Microsoft […]