Platform · MediaOps

Transcode, stream, store

Media pipelines treated as first-class infrastructure, with the cost view that transcode and delivery workloads usually lack.

Without XamOps
Beta

Transcode farms and egress are among the largest line items in a media business, and no general-purpose cloud tool breaks them out.

[ 01 ] 4 capabilities in detail
01

Transcoding jobs

FFmpeg-based transcode jobs and batches with presets and live progress.

FFmpeg-based transcode jobs and batches with reusable presets and live progress, so a media pipeline is something you can operate and observe rather than a queue you hope is moving.

  • FFmpeg-based jobs and batches
  • Reusable presets
  • Live progress per job
02

Live streams

Stream monitoring.

Stream monitoring, so live delivery problems are visible while the stream is still running rather than in a post-mortem.

  • Monitoring for live streams
  • Problems visible during the event
03

Media storage

Storage footprint and tiering view.

Media libraries grow without bound and rarely get tiered. A storage footprint and tiering view shows what is being kept on expensive storage and what could move.

  • Storage footprint across media assets
  • Tiering view for cost reduction
04

Media cost savings

Savings specific to transcode and delivery workloads.

Transcode and delivery are among the largest line items in a media business, and general-purpose cloud tools do not break them out. Savings here are specific to those workloads.

  • Savings specific to transcode workloads
  • Delivery and egress cost visibility
[ 02 ] Questions

MediaOps, answered.

01
What is MediaOps for?

Media pipelines treated as infrastructure. Transcode and delivery are among the largest line items in a media business, and general-purpose cloud tooling does not break them out. MediaOps is currently in beta.

02
How does transcoding work?

FFmpeg-based jobs and batches with reusable presets and live progress per job.

03
Does it show media-specific cost?

Yes. Media cost savings are specific to transcode and delivery workloads, alongside a storage footprint and tiering view.

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