Ant Media provides a highly scalable real-time video streaming engine, Ant Media Server, which supports ultra-low latency (WebRTC) and low latency (CMAF & HLS) streaming. The platform can be deployed on-premises or on public clouds such as AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud, offering flexibility for enterprises. It serves over 120 countries across various sectors including education, live auctions, and broadcasting, with dynamic scaling from tens to millions of viewers.
Auto-scaling real-time video infrastructure deployable on-premises or in any cloud—built for lowest latency, high performance, and global scale.
Scribe is a plugin for Ant Media Server that provides automatic subtitling for live video streams using speech-to-text technology.
Experience Real-Time Interaction with Ultra-Low Latency Streaming.
Give your users a better shopping experience and increased interaction with Ant Media Server.
Build your own telehealth application to create seamless doctor–patient interaction.
Monitor IP cameras with ultra-low latency using WebRTC in the browser.
Broadcast live auctions with real-time latency (≈0.5s) at massive scale.
Publish screen and gameplay streams with ultra-low latency via WebRTC.
Increase engagement with real-time video streaming using Ant Media Server.
Monetize your content with subscriptions, pay-per-view, and ads.
Next-generation 3D video streaming for immersive experiences.
Ant Media has released an auto-managed deployment architecture for its streaming server on AWS. The tool uses AWS Lambda, EventBridge, and ElastiCache to enable on-demand infrastructure scaling, specifically intended to reduce operational costs for live streaming deployments.
Ant Media published a tutorial on centralized logging for media servers, focused on quickly finding streaming issues and improving secure operations.
This article defines what a codec is, explains how video and audio codecs function in streaming workflows, and details commonly used codecs such as H.264, H.265, VP8, VP9, AV1, AAC, and Opus. It provides guidance on selecting appropriate codecs based on factors like compression efficiency, latency, and device compatibility. Ant Media Server's support for these various codecs across different streaming protocols is highlighted.
This article provides a detailed technical explanation of MPEG-DASH, an ISO-ratified adaptive bitrate streaming protocol, covering its architecture, how it delivers adaptive bitrate video, supported codecs, DRM via CENC, and comparisons with HLS. It also highlights Ant Media Server's implementation of LL-DASH via CMAF, multi-protocol ingest, and scaling capabilities for various use cases.
