Apr 25, 2022
Synamedia to showcase SaaS-based solutions that empower the streaming era at NAB 2022
Synamedia will highlight its vast software-as-a-service (SaaS)-based portfolio at the 2022 NAB Show, April 24-27, 2022 in Las Vegas.
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Synamedia will highlight its vast software-as-a-service (SaaS)-based portfolio at the 2022 NAB Show, April 24-27, 2022 in Las Vegas.
UAE’s largest operator, Etisalat UAE, part of e&, has chosen technologies and services from Synamedia and 3 Screen Solutions (3SS) to add a lean back TV experience for its direct-to-consumer (D2C) streaming service, Switch TV.
One thing’s for sure, Netflix is clearly taking the issue seriously. So how does this impact other streaming video services? And what can you do about it? We have good news...
If you think one-time token validation is the way to stop token abuse and manipulation, think again. This solution – suggested by some CDN vendors – has several shortcomings, but fear not, there is a better way to stop token duplication.
The removal rates for pirated content are poor and static. The anti-piracy industry must adopt a more commercial mindset to tackle illegal IPTV services
Should you insert the watermark before or after encoding? A simple question perhaps, but the answer can have big consequences. We’ve done our homework, so you don’t have to.
Vulnerabilities of OTT Streaming Services and how to overcome them
Robustness, deployment and maintenance, user experience, content awareness… these are the important factors you need to consider. And we’ve done the hard work for you in this, the second blog of our three-part series.
New solution provides a new layer of security to protect both content and video services from OTT vulnerabilities
Piracy is a big profitable business. In fact, the top 20 largest pirate websites each make almost $20m annually just from ad revenue and piracy is responsible for at least $29 billion in lost revenues in the U.S. alone. In Brazil, ABTA (Brazilian Pay TV Association) estimates that the financial impact of pay TV piracy is around $3 billion (BRL 15.5 billion) per year.