If you are building an OTT platform, launching a live streaming service, or simply trying to figure out why your video delivery keeps frustrating certain users, chances are you might have stumbled into the HLS vs MPEG-DASH debate. It is … Continue reading
Offline viewing helps OTT platforms keep audiences engaged beyond unreliable internet, long commutes, and travel. Discover how Muvi One enables secure downloads, flexible resolutions, subtitles, playlists, and controlled offline access. Continue reading
HTTP Live Streaming (HLS) is the adaptive bitrate protocol behind most of the video you watch today — from on-demand libraries like Netflix and Udemy to live sports and corporate events. Developed by Apple in 2009, HLS remains the most … Continue reading
SOC 2 compliance provides independent assurance that a video streaming platform has effective security controls in place. This guide explains SOC 2, its five Trust Services Criteria, Type I and Type II reports, the audit process, and how Muvi’s security infrastructure supports secure, reliable streaming. Continue reading
Muvi has completed its SOC 2 audit, marking an important milestone in our commitment to data security. The independent assessment validates the controls protecting customer data across our platform. Discover what SOC 2 means, how it strengthens security, and why it matters for businesses trusting Muvi with their content and data. Continue reading
54% of U.S. adults now listen to podcasts every month, and that’s just one slice of a listening habit that also covers music, audiobooks, and internet radio. Behind every one of those listening experiences sits an audio library that’s well … Continue reading
In Video Streaming, great content attracts viewers. However, the right payment model turns them into revenue. If you pick the wrong model, you cap your own revenue. If you pick the right one — or the right mix you end … Continue reading
Disney+ crossed 10 million sign-ups within 24 hours of its 2019 launch — and promptly buckled under the load. It was an infrastructure problem, and it’s the exact failure mode scalability for OTT exists to prevent. A platform can have … Continue reading
70% of users abandon an app the moment it’s slow to load or crashes, and close to a third of mobile apps fail within their first 18 months — most of that damage traced back to what never got tested … Continue reading
Every OTT platform protects two important things: the content people pay to watch, and the personal data they hand over to watch it. Both are under constant attack. Pirated streams cost the industry billions in lost licensing revenue every … Continue reading