These are companies that contribute across SVTA open-source projects including the Common Media Library, dash.js, LiveSim2, and the Sandbox.
Through SVTA LABS, both member and non-member companies collaborate to bring tools and technology solutions to the market. Below are some of those projects.
Note: to access repos identified as (PRIVATE), you must work for a Streaming Video Technology Alliance member company and request to be added to the organization.
There are dozens of member company employees working on SVTA LABS projects. Below are some random profiles selected from the growing team. Click on the LinkedIn icon to jump to their LinkedIn profile, or click on the user circle to visit their profile page on the Streaming Video Technology Alliance website. You can also visit all of the active profiles by selecting the Contributors menu at the top of the page.
At the heart of all Standards Definitions Organizations (SDOs) and technical associations like the SVTA is testing. Building technology (such as open-source code) or developing a specific way to do something within a technology or set of technologies requires that ideas and assumptions be tested.
Codifying Streaming Video Alliance Specifications Although the Alliance has been very productive in developing best practices, specifications, and guidelines that can help make a better viewing experience at scale, it is hard to implement words and diagrams into a streaming video production workflow. With that
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