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This study covers the social live streaming services industry. The services allow users to broadcast, watch, and react to live video content from compatible devices such as smartphones, computers, tablets, and game consoles. They provide users with the necessary digital infrastructure to share and stream real-time video content delivered via the in...

This Frost & Sullivan analysis outlines the strategic imperatives, growth drivers, and constraints influencing the rear-seat entertainment (RSE) ecosystem. Principal drivers include increasing consumer demand for premium in-cabin experiences, advancements in display technologies, and the expansion of 5G-enabled content ecosystems. Key restraints in...

Media streaming devices are connected, unmanaged devices whose primary purpose is to receive on-demand content via the Internet and display it on a television screen. Demand for media streaming devices was originally derived from cord-cutters looking for convenient, cost-effective ways to access entertainment content with a lean-back experience. Me...

This study looks at the impact on demand for streaming solutions in the education market since the pandemic started. Private and public educational institutions do not yet know the full impact of COVID-19 on the learning sector. While many expect a hybrid model to stay and be the norm, constant changes in student behavior will impact the solutions ...

The primary goals of this research are to highlight how important video quality is to broadcasters, publishers, and OTT platforms with regards to their monetization strategy. It also showcases how QoE (quality of experience) can have a positive or negative impact to their business and how easily it can be measured. With video delivery having imp...

The pay TV market has been in a state of disruption for the past few years. With many of these content services starting to mature, the streaming media market is about to evolve again, causing confusion for consumers. Many of these services started out pitching one main value proposition – being low cost. But now, with nearly every major streaming ...

4K and HEVC are exciting and the direction the market is headed towards, until AV1 takes their place. However, vendors, content owners and the media need to have realistic expectations of what is possible with 4K streaming and utilize accurate estimates when it comes to bitrates, costs, efficiencies, and Internet speeds. Based on the HEVC testing t...

Many of the common problems encountered by viewers are the result of connectivity issues, especially on mobile. Globally, many viewers are plagued by problematic cellular connections that can’t support their on-demand video needs. Studies show that viewers are increasingly impatient, and the lag or buffering that results from insufficient connectiv...

07 Jun 2018  |  North America  |  Market Research

Global Media and Entertainment Video Transcoders Market, Forecast to 2024

Transitioning to the Cloud from Hardware to Software, Prepping for 4K and HDR, and the Rise of APAC will Affect Future Market Revenue

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This study is an update to the global media and entertainment (M&E) video transcoders research with a base year of 2017. Video transcoders are used to convert content from a single input to a broad array of output formats, definitions, resolutions, and file or live formats. This enables video to be delivered to diverse networked and handheld device...