MForja says its software cuts video storage 50%+
MForja introduces 'Video Distillation' software designed to reduce video and audio data by 50%+ without quality loss. The codec-agnostic technology works below the codec layer using entropy conditioning to cut storage, bandwidth by 30% per stream, and lower power consumption in transcoding farms by 25%. It integrates at the encoding stage and does not require changes to decoders or existing CDN infrastructure.
Key Takeaways
- Video Distillation claims 50%+ average storage reduction across media files.
- MForja says bandwidth falls 30% per stream and power draw drops 25% in transcoding farms.
- The software works with H.264, H.265, AV1, and other codecs without decoder changes.
- MForja says integration happens at the encoding stage and requires no CDN infrastructure changes.
- The company says CDN egress spend typically falls 40–55% for video-heavy workloads.
Why It Matters
If MForja’s claims hold, teams can reduce storage, bandwidth, and transcoding power without reworking decoders, players, or CDN infrastructure. That matters because the product targets the exact cost centers the article names: storage, CDN egress, GPU workloads, and pipeline complexity. The competitive angle is straightforward too: MForja is positioning below the codec layer, rather than asking customers to migrate from H.264 or H.265 to a new playback stack. The key signal to watch is whether early access users report the stated 50%+ storage reduction and 40–55% CDN egress savings in production workflows.
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