From video API best practices to how to build your own streaming app, brush up on all things video with the articles below.
Learn how to create high-quality GIFs from video clips using FFmpeg's conversion and optimization capabilities
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Learn how to create engaging video slideshows from still images using FFmpeg's powerful image sequencing and transition capabilities
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As the demand for video entertainment platforms has skyrocketed in recent years, so has the need for reliable, high-definition content delivery. Quality of Experience (QoE) has become a crucial factor ...
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User-generated content (UGC) isn’t restricted to viral dance videos. While the term brings social media apps like TikTok to mind, any website or app that allows users to upload content is tapping into ...
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Learn how Video APIs empower you to effortlessly embed, manipulate, and distribute video content across applications, delivering captivating user experiences.
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RTMP is a streaming protocol used for video contribution. Here's how to set up an RTMP streaming workflow for playback on any device.
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Video has become a fundamental part of online experiences. We use it to research new products, communicate with friends and colleagues, engage with communities, attend virtual events, and more. For the...
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Learn how to merge separate audio and video files into a single video using FFmpeg's powerful processing capabilities
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Learn how to extract one or more thumbnails from a video with FFmpeg. Understand benefits and drawbacks of selecting I-frame thumbnails.
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A video CDN caches local copies of video files for faster file delivery. Read about how CDNs work, examples, benefits, and definitions
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Learn about HTTP Live Streaming (HLS), including advantages, latency, examples, streaming compatibility, and scalability in this guide.
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Learn how to compress and optimize videos for smooth web playback using FFmpeg's powerful encoding and filtering capabilities
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