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6 Online Video Trends to Watch in 2013

From fr.slideshare.net - December 3, 2012 4:15 AM
Get an advance peek at the online video trends that will shape 2013 and how you can capitalize on the disruption to come.

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• What service providers can do to profit from the rise of OTT video
• How the migration to longer-form video content will effect OTT providers and existing Pay TV operators
• How the combination of CDNs and Transparent Caching can be a dynamic duo for service providers
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StageVideo, Part 1: What is it?

StageVideo, Part 1: What is it? | Video Breakthroughs | Scoop.it
From labs.almerblank.com - October 20, 2011 11:39 PM

StageVideo is hardware-accelerated video playback. What does that mean? It means that Flash puts more of the burden on your graphics card (or GPU), reducing the burden on the CPU.

 

The result? Massive performance savings. Of course, it depends on what you are trying to render on the screen, but in my talk I show Flash playing an HD video with some simple vector graphics rendering on top — without StageVideo I'm at 75% processor usage, and with StageVideo, I was running at 10% processor usage. WOW! Right?

 

What does that actually mean in practice? It means that you can deliver super high-res HD video through the Flash Player without dropping frames to more and more devices. I mean, the video quality that Flash Player can now support is pretty intense and amazing.

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