Tag: HESP

Delivering Sub Second Latency with MultiDRM At Scale – HESP

News | Sep 14, 2023 | Vendors, VideoTech

HESP is a low-latency streaming protocol with sub-second latency and scalable delivery. It supports a variety of devices and offers cross-platform compatibility, scalability, and DRM security. Sub-second latency, scalability, and DRM make it an ideal choice for streaming applications.HESP is a low-latency streaming protocol with sub-second latency and scalable delivery. It supports a variety of devices and offers cross-platform compatibility, scalability, and DRM security. Sub-second latency, scalability, and DRM make it an ideal choice for streaming applications.

HESP Ready Security with EZDRM

News | Jan 16, 2023 | VideoTech

As fully described in the latest HESP technical white paper [ link here ], HESP incrementally builds on existing ABR standards for format and delivery to offer the Quality of Experience viewers are looking for, including...

HESP Alliance Welcomes Hoki as New Member

News | Nov 14, 2022 | Vendors

“We look forward to working together with Hoki to bring high-quality real-time streaming to sports, gaming and entertainment companies, to avoid spoiler effects from social media and neighbors, and to create interactive...

HESP Alliance Welcomes Ceeblue as New Member

News | Sep 21, 2022 | Vendors, VideoTech

Ceeblue will be able to implement high efficiency streaming workflows in its solutions, to provide for scalable sub-second latency live streaming and fast zapping to media companies through the High-Efficiency Streaming Protocol...

G-Core Labs Integrates Its CDN with the HESP Protocol for Low Latency Streaming, up to 2?second Delay

StreamingMedia | Nov 1, 2021 | Vendors

G-Core Labs, the international cloud and edge solution provider, has joined the HESP Alliance and integrated the HESP protocol into its content delivery network. As opposed to its analogs — WebRTC, RTMP, HLS and MPEG-DASH — HESP...

Optimizing LL-HLS: How Does HESP Fare Against LL-HLS?

THEOplayer Blog | Oct 26, 2021 | VideoTech

As the last blog of the series, we are going to explain how HESP works, how it differs from LL-HLS and their performance comparison against each other.

Operating HESP with Low Encoding Costs

THEOplayer Blog | Oct 6, 2021 | VideoTech

HESP Alliance Welcomes EZDRM as New Member

News | Oct 6, 2021 | Vendors

It is a straightforward deployment option for media companies looking to provide secure, high efficiency streaming experiences, which fulfill the increasing demands of viewers for scalable interactivity and fast zapping, across...

HESP Alliance Welcomes G-Core Labs as New Member

News | Sep 30, 2021 | Vendors

G-Core Labs will be able to bring high efficiency streaming workflows to media companies over its content delivery network (CDN), and will additionally be able to actively participate in activities shaping the future of scalable...

HESP Alliance Achieves Important Milestone for Making HESP an IETF Specification

News | May 27, 2021 | VideoTech