Adobe HTTP Dynamic Streaming and OSMF 1.0 Now Available
Posted: Wed Jun 02, 2010 2:13 pm
At Streaming Media East, Adobe showcased HTTP Dynamic Streaming, a new protocol that expands content delivery for the Adobe Flash Platform, and the Open Source Media Framework (OSMF) to accelerate development of custom media players. Today, both products are immediately available.
Both of these products enable developers to continue to innovate and build on the Adobe Flash Platform. Integration of HTTP Dynamic Streaming leverages industry standards to provide content publishers, distributors and developers the tools they need to utilize HTTP infrastructures for high-quality media delivery in Flash Player 10.1 and AIR 2. OSMF is an open framework for building custom media players that gives developers a simple way to create high-quality playback experiences through a flexible architecture.
Additional information about both products is included below
About OSMF 1.0
Open Source Media Framework is an open framework for building custom media players that was started more than a year ago to streamline development by allowing developers to easily assemble pluggable components to create high-quality, full-featured playback experiences. The new framework will help establish an industry standard for media players and will enable collaborative development focused on Web video monetization with lower costs and faster turnaround.
Multiple partners are already providing plug-ins for OSMF, including advertising, analytics, content delivery and platform services companies Adap-tv, Akamai, Anvato, Conviva, Edgecast, FreeWheel, GlanceGuide, KIckApps, Level 3Limelight Networks, MediaMelon, Omniture (an Adobe company), Podaddies, Quantcast, ScanScout, Streaming Media Hosting, Tremor Media Videoplaza, and YuMe.
OSMF 1.0 is now available for free download at www.osmf.org.
About HTTP Dynamic Streaming
Building on the success of Adobe’s Flash Platform for the delivery of streaming content, Adobe’s new HTTP Dynamic Streaming leverages industry standards to provide content publishers, distributors and developers the tools they need to utilize HTTP infrastructures for high-quality media delivery in Flash Player 10.1 and AIR 2. Customers now have the flexibility to use HTTP Dynamic streaming, which enables the use of existing network infrastructures and standard web server hardware to deliver rich media experiences on a massive scale. HTTP Dynamic Streaming includes integration of content protection powered by Flash Access 2.0 software, allowing publishers to encrypt and apply business rules to their premium video content for both live and Video on Demand (VOD).
HTTP Dynamic Streaming also supports all of the high-quality media codecs supported by the Flash Platform today, including H.264 and VP6, and all of the uses cases media companies rely on, including high quality live and recorded media with adaptive bit-rate and network DVR support to the Flash player.
Downloads of HTTP Dynamic Streaming for video on demand and inquires about HTTP Dynamic Streaming for live events can be placed at, http://www.adobe.com/products/httpdynamicstreaming/.
Both of these products enable developers to continue to innovate and build on the Adobe Flash Platform. Integration of HTTP Dynamic Streaming leverages industry standards to provide content publishers, distributors and developers the tools they need to utilize HTTP infrastructures for high-quality media delivery in Flash Player 10.1 and AIR 2. OSMF is an open framework for building custom media players that gives developers a simple way to create high-quality playback experiences through a flexible architecture.
Additional information about both products is included below
About OSMF 1.0
Open Source Media Framework is an open framework for building custom media players that was started more than a year ago to streamline development by allowing developers to easily assemble pluggable components to create high-quality, full-featured playback experiences. The new framework will help establish an industry standard for media players and will enable collaborative development focused on Web video monetization with lower costs and faster turnaround.
Multiple partners are already providing plug-ins for OSMF, including advertising, analytics, content delivery and platform services companies Adap-tv, Akamai, Anvato, Conviva, Edgecast, FreeWheel, GlanceGuide, KIckApps, Level 3Limelight Networks, MediaMelon, Omniture (an Adobe company), Podaddies, Quantcast, ScanScout, Streaming Media Hosting, Tremor Media Videoplaza, and YuMe.
OSMF 1.0 is now available for free download at www.osmf.org.
About HTTP Dynamic Streaming
Building on the success of Adobe’s Flash Platform for the delivery of streaming content, Adobe’s new HTTP Dynamic Streaming leverages industry standards to provide content publishers, distributors and developers the tools they need to utilize HTTP infrastructures for high-quality media delivery in Flash Player 10.1 and AIR 2. Customers now have the flexibility to use HTTP Dynamic streaming, which enables the use of existing network infrastructures and standard web server hardware to deliver rich media experiences on a massive scale. HTTP Dynamic Streaming includes integration of content protection powered by Flash Access 2.0 software, allowing publishers to encrypt and apply business rules to their premium video content for both live and Video on Demand (VOD).
HTTP Dynamic Streaming also supports all of the high-quality media codecs supported by the Flash Platform today, including H.264 and VP6, and all of the uses cases media companies rely on, including high quality live and recorded media with adaptive bit-rate and network DVR support to the Flash player.
Downloads of HTTP Dynamic Streaming for video on demand and inquires about HTTP Dynamic Streaming for live events can be placed at, http://www.adobe.com/products/httpdynamicstreaming/.