Red5 Pro Release 5.0.0
It may be summer here in Boston, but that hasn't slowed down our constant work to improve Red5 Pro. No beach days for us!So here...
Latest Articles
Why WebRTC Live Streaming Needs Media Servers
As one of the top WebRTC experts in the world, we listen closely to what Tsahi Levent-Levi has to say on his site BlogGeek.me. Tsahi...
Top 5 Use Cases for Live Streaming Video Software
Live streaming is a rapidly growing segment of the Tech Industry. With faster and more reliable streaming, adding live video to different use cases is...
The Social Future of Television
As social creatures, humans have an innate desire to gather together. Though the focal point has changed, moving the fire pit indoors to a fireplace...
Content Providers and CDNs
Delivery can refer to a few different things. You can deliver a joke or a punch if the aforementioned joke was offensive (talk about a...
Red5 Pro Pricing Explained
When it comes to surprises, there are good ones: birthday parties, visits from old friends, or a "just because" card. Then there are the bad...
Red5 Pro 4.6.0 Mobile SDK Release
Spring is finally here! Well, in Boston, for this week at least. Who knows about the rest of New England. To celebrate, we have released...
Red5 Pro at Streaming Media East
Next week, the New York Hilton Midtown will host the 2018 Streaming Media East Conference along with the Content Delivery Summit. We are excited to...
NAB 2018: What Was Missing
Last week, the media broadcasting community gathered together at the NAB Show to discuss industry achievements and trends. A wide range of speakers discussed various...
GDPR: European Privacy Rules and Live Streaming
May 25th will mark the beginning of the enforcement period for the EU General Data Protection Regulation. The large non-compliance fines have caused some concern....
Load Testing the WebRTC Video Streaming Server
No, it's not the latest B-rated horror film (although it should be). Rather it's the name of the Chicago Tribune's load testing program. This tool...
WebRTC Latency By The Numbers
Sydney to Boston is quite a ways to travel; 10,091 miles in fact (or for those that enjoy a more logical measurement system: 16,239 km)....