MediaKind, a prominent company in media technology and video delivery, has introduced a new Multiview solution to improve live event viewing.
This solution integrates Skreens’ content compositing technology with MediaKind’s MK.IO streaming platform, offering broadcasters, operators, OTT service providers, and content owners the ability to provide multiple video feeds to viewers. Users can switch between camera angles and streams, enhancing their live content experience.
Features of the Multiview Solution
MediaKind’s Multiview solution is designed for a variety of live events, including sports and esports. The collaboration with Skreens allows viewers to have more control over what they watch, offering flexibility and personalization across devices. With Skreens’ server-side technology, the solution is scalable and works on a pay-as-you-go basis, providing a cost-effective option for broadcasters.
Statements from Key Figures
Cory Zachman, SVP Engineering at MediaKind, highlighted that the Multiview solution offers broadcasters and OTT providers the ability to deliver dynamic and customizable content. Marc Todd, CEO and Co-Founder of Skreens, emphasized the future of viewing is in personalization, particularly in sports, and sees this partnership as a way to open new monetization possibilities for customers.
About MediaKind
MediaKind is a Texas-based media technology company that provides video delivery solutions for broadcasters, operators, and media companies. Founded as Ericsson Television, the company rebranded to MediaKind in 2018 after consolidating various acquisitions, including Tandberg Television. MediaKind offers a range of services such as video compression, content distribution, cloud DVR, and personalized advertising solutions. Its platforms support OTT, IPTV, and satellite broadcasting, covering standard definition to 4K UHD video. The company is known for its innovative contributions to the streaming industry, including the first HD MPEG-2 and MPEG-4 AVC encoders. It has received multiple awards, including several Emmys for its advancements in video technology.
News source: MediaKind
