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Mux Video has a brand new feature 🎉 Introducing the newest addition to clipping live video: Instant clipping! Instant clipping allows you to use Program Date Time (PDT) parameters to clip a live stream or asset created from a live stream, well, instantly! Clips are created without re-encoding at no extra cost. Instant clipping can be used for a variety of use cases like: 🧪 Clipping out pre-live testing 🔚 Post-live trimming 🔦 Creating highlight clips Learn from Phil Cluff how you can start using instant clipping today: https://lnkd.in/gM5TzEpb

I'm very excited to be talking at the AWS Elemental Immersion day "Delivering Live Events on AWS" I'll be talking about the critical role of client-side telemetry in delivering the best quality of experience for viewers. Thursday 27th June in London. See you there! https://lnkd.in/gAwGFDk9

Register today to join Mux's Levi Miller and other video experts at "Delivering Live Events on AWS - an AWS Elemental, an Amazon Web Services Company Immersion Day." It's a 1-day, in-person event in London, starting at 10 am Thursday, June 27. You don't want to miss it as an amazing lineup of speakers chat through: • The critical role of client-side telemetry in delivering the best QoE for viewers • Managing complex video workflows for live events at scale • And so much more https://lnkd.in/gAwGFDk9

As creator economy platforms like Substack resegment the world of media, it’s no surprise that they turn more and more to video. The same thing happened to text-based media and journalism in the last century—as TV proliferated, media went from being mostly text-based to mostly video-based over time. Substack is interesting for so many reasons: - Empowering creators vs. centralized control. - More aligned incentives between platform and creator. - Giving writers and journalists stability in a time of industry upheaval. - Long-form, thoughtful content vs. dopamine addiction. Excited to be working with Chris Best, Hamish McKenzie, Jairaj Sethi on this.

If you are unable to join us for CascadiaJS 2024 in person, we've got you covered! ❤️ We will be LIVE STREAMING all of our amazing talks for FREE, powered by our friends at Mux. All you need to do is register for the livestream 💻 https://lnkd.in/gVxm23HV

📣👋 Hey, #streamingmedia product and engineering community 👋📣 Do you have an interest in delivering live events on #AWS? If so, this event is for you. Join us at the AWS HQ in central London on Thursday, June 27th for a full day focused on building highly resilient live streaming architectures. We are thrilled to be joined at this event by some of our awesome partners, including M2A Media, Insys Video Technologies, TrackIt and Mux. After lunch (❗🥪 "free lunch" klaxon 🥪❗) you'll be supported by our expert Solutions Architects on a self-paced guided workshop, allowing you to get 'hands-on' with the services. There will also be the opportunity to take a break and visit one of several demo pods we're spinning up for the event. Check out the agenda, and register here: https://lnkd.in/ePR7uiPZ Manish Rao, Greg Truax, Nishit Sawhney, Regina Rossi, Joe Carroll, Andy Stephenson, Stefan van der Berg, Jamie Mullan, Ben Formesyn, Paul Andrews, Hein Nergaard, Chekmazov Roman, Michael Armstrong, Ian Munford, Neil Alexander, Bob Chalker, Pii Bergman, Neil Levio, Alpha Tam, Daniel Colgan, Steven Samwell, Simon Frost, Tracy Geist, Kiran Patel, Dan Gehred, Anusha Jampala, Istvan Polay #streaming #broadcast #d2c #livestreaming

“The moment we switched to Mux, I started to sleep well.” When we started Mux, one of our core philosophies was that a great dev tool is like art supplies: what kind of amazing products can developers build if they can focus entirely on building amazing, new experiences around video knowing their video infrastructure is taken care of? I'll be completely honest, "helping developers sleep better" was not on my list of goals, but in retrospect, it should have been. Nick Savrov and the Uscreen team took a bet on our Video product early, and growing and scaling together has been such a joy. Here's to another 5+ years of building (and sleeping better). There are a lot of gems in here about building products (video or not), so check out the whole conversation: https://lnkd.in/gAEgQCn5

Slow dashboards, spotty stream quality, incompatible pricing, or a frustrating developer experience - there’s a whole slew of reasons why you might be considering moving your videos to a new provider. Now, you can easily move your video content between service providers for free with Truckload 🚚 Read all about this brand new open-source tool over on the Mux blog: https://lnkd.in/eaqdxj8z

React Server Components have been riding the Gartner hype cycle. If you're not familiar, the hype cycle is a pattern that all new technologies seem to go through: we get excited thinking the new tech is going to solve all our problems, then we realize that it can't live up to expectations, and finally we find what the tech is truly good for. For the last 18 months, we've been building with Server Components... and for the last 18 months, we've been digging through the rough part of that hype cycle, finding all the ways they're making our lives tough. But then... a month ago, I got to give a talk at React Miami. It was called "React Server Components after the honeymoon". When I submitted the proposal, I thought I was going to write a story about how rough it's been and how tight the cost/benefit trade-off is. As I wrote the talk, though, I realized... Server Components are actually starting to get pretty great! With them, I've been writing impossible new components. I think we've finally climbed the hype cycle's slope of enlightenment and are on our way to the plateau of productivity. I'm bummed that there's no recording of the talk... but I did write a blog post about this all! Check it out: https://lnkd.in/gbFXmc-i

📹 Handling videos via Mux in DatoCMS? Got really annoying back-and-forth workflows to manually create, edit, update, and purge .srt files to get subtitles? Well, you can save yourself the trouble and just auto-generate them now 💅 When uploading videos into DatoCMS, we'll give you the option to generate subs right away, so you don't have to. *Of course, if you actually do have subtitle and audio files, you can always attach those in too. Head over to the "Additional audio tracks and subtitles" section to upload both alternate audio tracks (in M4A, MP3, or WAV) and subtitles (in SRT or VTT). For deets and limitations, check out the docs: https://lnkd.in/eQsFHgm2