Video Encoding
The process of converting digital video files from one format to another is known as Video Encoding. As different browsers and devices support different video formats, all the videos must go through an encoding process to convert the original source video to be viewable on different devices (Including set-top boxes, mobile phones, tablets, computers) and browsers. Alternatively, this process is known as “video conversion” or “transcoding”.
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Mastering Content Licensing: Strategies for Platforms of All Sizes
The content licensing landscape is evolving rapidly, and platforms—whether established networks or emerging streamers—must adapt to stay ahead. Building content acquisition strategy effectively is essential for platforms looking to expand their libraries, reach new audiences, and remain competitive in a changing market.
In this session, Tyler Massey, SVP of Global Sales at our content licensing partner, allrites, will share key insights into today’s licensing environment. He will outline practical strategies that platforms can use to secure high-quality content efficiently and affordably.
Key Takeaways
- The State of Content Licensing Today – How market shifts impact platforms of all sizes.
- Big vs. Small Players – Key differences in licensing strategies for major networks vs. niche and independent streamers.
- Solving Licensing Challenges for SMEs – How allrites’ CaaS platform simplifies content acquisition and speeds up distribution.
- Smart Content Buying – How to license film and TV content effectively without unnecessary costs.
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