I know, I know, Flash is dead, the war is over. We’ve all moved on …

The recent news that YouTube will demonstrate 4K video encoded with VP9 at CES with hardware support from a number of chip and TV vendors has all the earmarks of a made-for-press release event; all froth, no substance. That’s OK; press release

Just a quick note to let you know that I’ve added 16 lectures of Adobe …

I’m pleased to announce my new course, Mastering the Adobe Media Encoder CC: An Online Course, …

My online course, Video Compression for Web, Disc and PC/TV/Console Playback has been live on Udemy for …

Last week, at my session Producing a Webcast from Soup to Nuts at Streaming Media …

Last week at Streaming Media East, I held 2 three-hour sessions (parts 1 & 2) …

So you’re streaming a live event at some off-site location and you’re wondering what hardware or software to buy to encode the video to send to your streaming server. Well, you’re in the right place, because that’s the subject

There’s a lot of interest in ultra-high definition (UHD) video, and the two codecs that drive it, HEVC and VP9. Over the past few months, a new UHD codec called Daala has also come to the fore. I wanted to take this opportunity to update the st

Let me be up front about this. Vidizmo EnterpriseTube is the first corporate YouTube product that I’ve reviewed. So if you’re looking for a comparative analysis detailing how the product stacks up with other options, this, unfortunately,