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Voices of Video

NETINT Technologies

Explore the inner workings of video technology with Voices of Video: Inside the Tech. This podcast gathers industry experts and innovators to examine every facet of video technology, from decoding and encoding processes to the latest advancements in hardware versus software processing and codecs. Alongside these technical insights, we dive into practical techniques, emerging trends, and industry-shaping facts that define the future of video.Ideal for engineers, developers, and tech enthusiasts, each

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32:16

600 Channels, 1 Server - Reimagining Video Processing...

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2025/07/17

Hardware acceleration is changing the economics of video delivery, and Scalstrm is at the forefront of this revolution. After showcasing their just-in-time transcoding solution at NAB, Dominic returns to Voices of Video to share how they've partnered with NETINT to create a groundbreaking platform that's already winning customer deployments. • Scalstrm built their transcoding solution from scratch without relying on open-source components • Their migration from software to hardware accelerat...

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54:06

From VHS Tapes to Huddle: The Evolution of Sports...

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2025/07/10

Casey Bateman, Principal Engineer at Huddle, reveals how their video platform revolutionized sports analysis by replacing the old system of coaches exchanging physical tapes with instant digital access. Founded in 2006 at the University of Nebraska, Huddle now serves 97% of US high school football programs and has expanded globally to 40+ sports. • Huddle's first client was Nebraska football in 2007, followed by the NY Jets when their coach moved teams • Explosive growth began when targeting...

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61:22

Cores Galore: Video Processing Without the...

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2025/07/03

ARM architecture is revolutionizing video processing with power-efficient processors that deliver predictable performance without the computational gymnastics required by traditional x86 systems. • Ampere builds ARM-based processors with massive core counts (up to 192 cores) focused on sustainable computing • Traditional x86 architecture struggles with video workloads due to multi-threading causing unpredictable performance • Single-threaded cores in ARM processors provide predictable execut...

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57:14

The Onion Layers of Video: A Deep Dive into WebRTC

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2025/06/26

WebRTC pioneer Tsahi Levent-Levi shares his extensive knowledge on this real-time communication protocol, explaining its inner workings, challenges, and proper implementation approaches. • WebRTC consists of both a protocol stack (standard specification) and Google's implementation (libwebrtc) used in all major browsers • The protocol is designed specifically for real-time communication with sub-second latency requirements • When building with WebRTC, consider using third-party solutions rat...

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51:26

Who Owns Your Digital Brain?

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2025/06/19

Reza Rasool, CEO of nonprofit AI lab KWAI, shares his vision for democratizing artificial intelligence through personal AI systems that prioritize user privacy and local computing. • KWAI aims to create personal AI assistants that run locally on users' devices rather than in the cloud • Current cloud-based AI services create privacy concerns as they require uploading personal data to remote servers • Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG) technology separates language models from knowledge b...

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45:15

The Secret Sauce of Sub-Second Streaming (THEO Player...

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2025/06/12

What happens when engineering brilliance meets streaming challenges? Peter Jan Spielmans, co-founder and CTO of Theo Technologies, takes us behind the scenes of video player technology and revolutionary low-latency streaming. Most viewers never think about the video player - it's the invisible interface between complex streaming technology and the viewing experience. Yet this critical component determines not just how video looks and performs, but provides essential analytics about us...

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52:02

Why Your Storage Needs a Diet Plan and AI Is the...

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2025/06/05

Meet Predrag Mandelbaum, the innovative force behind MoreScreens - a company on a mission to deliver video to every device imaginable. From smartphones to smart TVs, set-top boxes to game consoles, they're tackling one of streaming's greatest challenges: multi-device compatibility. Founded in 1999 with live events in Italy, MoreScreens has evolved from basic streaming into a complete end-to-end OTT solution provider. What began as live video delivery gradually expanded to include...

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44:24

VR and MultiView: How Tiled Media is Revolutionizing...

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2025/05/29

Step into the future of video consumption with Rob Koenen, founder and chief business officer of Tiled Media, as he unveils the revolutionary potential of VR and MultiView technologies. These innovations are fundamentally transforming our relationship with video content by putting viewers in control. The core of this transformation lies in Tiled Media's sophisticated "tile streaming" technology, which allows viewers to seamlessly switch between different camera angles or create person...

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56:21

No Silver Bullets: The Messy Reality of Video...

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2025/05/22

The streaming video ecosystem has come a long way, but as Jason Thibeault candidly puts it, "The streaming video tech stack is a mess." In this illuminating conversation, the Executive Director of the Streaming Video Technology Alliance (SVTA) takes us behind the scenes of streaming video delivery, revealing both the remarkable progress and persistent challenges facing the industry. What started in 2014 as a small consortium of 17 companies has blossomed into an influential organizati...

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49:10

Game Over for Traditional Gaming? Not Quite Yet.

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2025/05/15

The cloud gaming revolution is already here, quietly transforming how games reach billions of potential players worldwide. But unlike previous digital transformations, this one isn't about replacing high-end gaming setups. It's about expanding the gaming universe to include the massive, untapped audience who access digital content primarily through mobile devices. What makes this moment different from earlier attempts? According to David Cook of Radian Arc, we've reached the conv...

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63:59

CDN in Your Pocket: Nokia's Secret Weapon Against...

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2025/05/08

Imagine watching a live sports event where your stream is actually faster than broadcast television. This isn't science fiction. It's the reality of Nokia's groundbreaking approach to zero-latency streaming, as revealed by Senior Product Manager Keith Chow in this illuminating deep dive. When live sporting events drive 50-70% viewer concurrency (reaching 100% during World Cup matches), traditional streaming technologies buckle under the pressure. Keith explains how Nokia's solu...

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44:39

Streaming at the Speed of Soccer: How Zapping...

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2025/05/01

Dive into the technological revolution happening in Latin American streaming as Nacho Opazo, co-founder and CTO of Zapping, breaks down how they've built one of the region's most innovative virtual TV operators from the ground up. What happens when a musician who's been coding since age 11 decides to reinvent television? You get a streaming service that's one minute ahead of competitors during soccer matches, delivers superior picture quality with 40% less bandwidth, and offers an int...

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65:48

Where's the CDN Market Heading? A Deep Dive with Mark...

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2025/04/24

Ever wondered what's happening behind the scenes when you stream your favorite show? The content delivery network (CDN) industry powers much of our digital experiences yet has operated in siloed isolation for decades. In this eye-opening conversation, Mark de Jong, Chairman of the CDN Alliance and industry veteran with 25 years in online video, pulls back the curtain on this crucial but often invisible infrastructure. Mark reveals how the CDN landscape is transforming into two distinct cam...

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50:06

Greening the Streaming Industry

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2025/04/17

Power consumption might be the most underrated challenge facing the streaming video industry today. As Dom Robinson, founder of Greening of Streaming, reveals in this eye-opening conversation, the energy footprint of streaming video could represent 2-3% of global electricity consumption – a figure that demands attention from everyone in the ecosystem. What began as sideline discussions among network architects has evolved into a 30-member organization tackling streaming's energy challenges s...

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66:16

Are ASICs the Future of Video Processing?

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2025/04/10

What happens when the relentless demand for video processing slams into the hard walls of data center power and space limitations? Dennis Mungai, heading R&D at Cires21, takes us on a fascinating journey through the evolution of encoding hardware that's reshaping how broadcast giants like the BBC deliver content. "Density, density, density" emerges as the driving force behind Cires21's technological evolution. Starting with flexible but resource-intensive CPU-based encoding, Denni...

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30:39

Akamai's Connected Cloud: 90% Cost Reduction for...

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2025/04/03

Akamai and NETINT have joined forces to create something revolutionary in cloud video processing. The partnership brings NETINT's Video Processing Units (VPUs) to Akamai's Connected Cloud, fundamentally changing the economics and performance of cloud-based video encoding. Sarah Walter, Product Manager at Akamai, reveals how their Connected Cloud has evolved beyond traditional CDN services to offer a complete compute continuum with three tiers: core, distributed, and edge. This architecture...

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24:50

The Lag Ends Here: Dolby's Battle Against Streaming...

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2025/03/29

The streaming revolution has arrived, and Dolby is at its cutting edge. In this enlightening conversation, Paul Boustead, VP of Product and Business Strategy for Dolby's Cloud Solutions Business Group, reveals how Dolby is transforming the sports viewing experience through unprecedented low latency streaming technology. Imagine sports content delivered with less than 500 milliseconds of delay - faster than traditional broadcast in some cases. Paul explains why consistency of this low laten...

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28:14

From AWS to On-Prem: Jet-Stream's Efficient Video...

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2025/03/27

The streaming industry is undergoing a significant transformation, particularly in Europe, where data sovereignty has become a critical concern for media companies. In this enlightening conversation, Stef van der Ziel, CEO of Jet-Stream, shares how his company has adapted to these changing demands by developing both sovereign cloud services and innovative on-premises solutions. Stef takes us through the evolution of Jet-Stream from its early days in 1994 to its current position as a provid...

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28:04

VLC to VPU: Evolution of Video Processing retold by...

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2025/03/21

From the dorm rooms of a French engineering school to the control rooms of major broadcasters, Christophe Massiot's journey represents the evolution of video technology itself. In this illuminating conversation, the co-founder of VLC Media Player and creator of EasyTools reveals how a student project designed to upgrade a Token Ring network became one of the world's most downloaded applications. Massiot takes us behind the scenes of his transition from open-source pioneer to broadcast tech...

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34:41

From Brussels to the Cloud: When Government Video...

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2025/03/19

A groundbreaking collaboration between G&L and the European Parliament has transformed parliamentary broadcasting with a sophisticated streaming platform unlike anything seen before. Alexander Leschinsky unveils the technical marvel his team engineered to handle an extraordinary challenge: delivering 30 live channels, each with 32 audio tracks for different language interpretations, totaling nearly 1,000 simultaneous audio streams. The architecture combines sophisticated on-premises ha...

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