Big Blue Marble has integrated AWS Elemental Dynamic Multiview into its Cloud Video Kit platform to enable customizable live multiview channels. The feature allows viewers to arrange multiple live feeds in a single HLS or DASH stream without pre-rendering, scaling costs based on source streams rather than layout combinations.
This integration addresses the high compute costs typically associated with personalized multiview by eliminating pre-rendered server-side layouts. By leveraging AWS Elemental Dynamic Multiview, Big Blue Marble allows broadcasters to offer interactive 'choose-your-own' viewing experiences without the linear cost increases usually tied to complex stream compositing. This move signals a shift toward more efficient edge-based or delivery-point assembly in the live sports and events sector, where multi-angle viewing is becoming a standard expectation rather than a premium add-on. Watch for whether other mid-tier video processing platforms adopt similar AWS-native packaging workflows to compete with bespoke tier-one broadcast solutions.
Big Blue Marble has integrated AWS Elemental Dynamic Multiview into its Cloud Video Kit, allowing viewers to arrange multiple live feeds into a single HLS or DASH stream. By shifting assembly to the point of delivery, the platform eliminates expensive server-side compositing, making personalized, multi-angle viewing experiences more affordable for broadcasters.
The system assembles layouts on demand at the point of delivery rather than using traditional server-side compositing, meaning costs scale by source streams instead of layout combinations.
The new multiview feature supports both HLS and DASH streaming formats.
No, the Cloud Video Kit implementation does not require any custom SDKs or special integrations for end-user devices.
The system uses a single DRM key to protect the entire multiview stream, regardless of how the individual frames are arranged.
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