Cinegy Cloud Broadcasting Gone are the days when cloud broadcasting was a mere concept. Today, it’s not about whether it can be done, but what can be achieved through it. Cinegy is at the heart of this change, providing robust software solutions for cloud-based broadcasting. Our experience spans several years, supporting clients who manage everything from a few channels to entire workflows in the cloud. In this document, we’ll address common questions and share valuable insights we’ve gained, aiming to clarify and enhance the understanding of cloud broadcasting.
Tag: Cloud
Cloudy, with a Chance of Broadcast
This post is a slightly amended version of the presentation that Mike Jacobs gave during Cinegy’s Technical Conference 2021, which was live-streamed on March 25th and is now available to view as a recording. Cloud Broadcasting In previous years, talking about broadcasting from the cloud has been something of an oxymoron. People were not sure if even simple broadcasts of a single channel could be run from there.
Benefits And Drawbacks of Virtualization
This post is a slightly amended version of the presentation that we gave at the Studiotech Poland IT day in Warsaw on May 30. This post intends to provide some general information about virtualization and share our experiences with the cloud technologies involved.
In a dynamically growing business environment, many broadcasting companies face a number of challenges. Virtualization helps to optimize business processes for a lot of companies, whose management prefers to exercise more control over the situation and business development. Even small businesses can use virtualization to lower transaction costs and increase application availability.
Using Cinegy Playout Engine with Wowza Streaming Engine on AWS
This post is intended to provide general guidance on how to set up the Wowza Streaming Engine AWS instance with the Cinegy Playout engine-generated input stream.
Virtualization and Cloud Provider Comparison
This post is a slightly amended version of the presentation that we gave at TechCon 2017. This post intends to provide some general information about virtualization and the technologies involved, to give a comparison of the main software options, and to finish up with cloud providers.
Cinegy as a Service
At NAB, Cinegy announced the initial launch of "Cinegy as a Service". All of Cinegy’s software technology, starting with Cinegy Air, will eventually be ported to run via cloud-based services such as Amazon Web Services (AWS), enabling prospective users to spin up and test drive Cinegy technology in the HD or 4K cloud. No hardware required.