Category Archives: The video experts blog

If you’ve ever tried streaming high-quality video without compressing it first, you probably ran into some frustrating problems like buffering, long load times, or viewers dropping off entirely. That’s because raw or poorly compressed video files are massive, and pushing them through a live stream can put serious strain on your internet connection and your […]

In an era where video accounts for over 80% of all internet traffic, video codecs are the silent engines powering everything from Netflix to video calls. The surge in streaming forced all major streaming platforms to agree on limiting their video content to 480p to preserve internet bandwidth for other essential services. The downgrade in […]

When it comes to live streaming, there are many moving parts. Broadcasters need a workflow for filming the live event, encoding or transcoding the files, delivering the video to users, and allowing playback by viewers. While a modern live streaming platform makes it simple to get started, issues can still pop up, and that’s why […]

The video streaming industry is full of acronyms and terms that can be confusing for the uninitiated. Two of those terms, which deal with internet TV delivery, are IPTV and OTT. While both terms refer to methods of delivering content over the internet to end-users, there are differences in the mechanisms or platforms each uses […]

If you stream video online, chances are you’re using an H.264 streaming encoder, whether you know it or not. In 2025, H.264 remains the most widely supported video codec for live and on-demand streaming. It delivers a solid balance of high video quality and low bandwidth use, making it ideal for everything from 4K live […]