In August we've added a few interesting features.
Nimble Streamer now supports subtitles for VOD streaming via WebVTT, SRT and TTML formats. This support includes both single subtitle files and multiple files via SMIL.
SMIL sample files can be found in a new githib repo.
Read this article for more details.
We also extended codecs coverage for Nimble Streamer.
We introduced support for PCM, or G711, (both a-law and μ-law) audio codec.
It can be used as input for Nimble Streamer Live Transcoder for further transformation into AAC.
It also can be used for RTSP transmuxing - it will be passed through from input to output.
Our mobile SDK for Android now has new application graphics and layout. It's a lot nicer now - get it on Google Play to check.
You can get our mobile SDK here.
Next month we'll introduce new graphics for iOS as well.
For those who extensively uses WMPSanel API we added a code for sample API proxy on our github.
If you need to get more information for analysis when trying to solve some Nimble-related issue, check Logging levels article. Once you need more details - just use the level you need.
Subtitles
Nimble Streamer now supports subtitles for VOD streaming via WebVTT, SRT and TTML formats. This support includes both single subtitle files and multiple files via SMIL.
SMIL sample files can be found in a new githib repo.
Read this article for more details.
Codecs
We also extended codecs coverage for Nimble Streamer.
We introduced support for PCM, or G711, (both a-law and μ-law) audio codec.
It can be used as input for Nimble Streamer Live Transcoder for further transformation into AAC.
It also can be used for RTSP transmuxing - it will be passed through from input to output.
Mobile SDK
Our mobile SDK for Android now has new application graphics and layout. It's a lot nicer now - get it on Google Play to check.
You can get our mobile SDK here.
Next month we'll introduce new graphics for iOS as well.
Minor updates
For those who extensively uses WMPSanel API we added a code for sample API proxy on our github.
The last but not the least update: check the State of Streaming Protocols for August 2016.
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