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AWS Launches New Tool for Vertical Video Conversion

By Tom Butts Published

PRODUCTS AWS Elemental Inference designed to automate video for social media

PRODUCTS
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AWS Elemental Celebrates 10 Year Anniversary

By Tom Butts Published

Since AWS acquired Elemental in 2015, AWS Elemental Media Services has played an important role in tackling some of streaming’s biggest challenges

Insights
AWS
NAB Show: AWS Launches Hybrid Cloud Gateway for Live Video

By TVT Staff Published

AWS Elemental MediaConnect Gateway improves operations in hybrid environments, providing monitoring, security, and management of video feeds from the AWS Management Console

Events
Amazon Web Services
AWS Elemental MediaConnect Now Supports SRT Protocol

By Michael Balderston Published

AWS says it gives users more flexibility and compatibility for video transport

IP & Networking
AWS Elemental
AWS Elemental MediaConvert Adds Automated ABR Configuration

By Michael Balderston Published

Designed to simplify set up of transcoding, optimize video quality and reduce ABR package size

Postproduction
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AWS Elemental MediaLive Statmux Adds MPEG-2 Support

By Jenny Priestley Published

Broadcasters can use the AWS Cloud to perform MPEG-2 encoding to feed legacy devices with limited codec support

Live Production
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AWS Elemental Taps InSync’s FrameFormer for Motion Compensation

By Phil Kurz Published

Frame rate leverages motion analysis and estimation algorithms

Postproduction
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Sky Racing Uses AWS Encoders to Assist Live Streams

By Michael Balderston Published

AWS tech helps manage more than 40 live video channels

Production
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V-Nova, AWS Elemental Collaborate on Contribution Via Commercial Internet

By Phil Kurz Published

The solution is an alternative to leasing dark fiber lines for premium content contribution

Streaming
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AWS Elemental Makes Statmux Available for MediaLive Processing Service

By Phil Kurz Published

The offering makes it possible for broadcasters to rely on the cloud rather than on-premise encoding.

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