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Microbetting: What It Is and How It’s Changing Sports Gambling (Update)
The world of online sports betting has erupted. Increased customer demand, deregulation, the COVID-19 pandemic, and real-time...
Make the Most of Your Streams: How Live Processing Features Boost Engagement (Update)
We believe real-time video streaming should be easy, reliable, and seamless—allowing you to reach global audiences...
How to Host a Virtual Town Hall Meeting (Update)
Virtual townhall meetings have become an important format to engage audiences because they offer an interactive and engaging...
Powering 24/7 Live Casino Streaming for LiveG24Â | Case Study
A Case Study on Ultra-Low Latency, Security, and Global Scalability LiveG24, an international provider of live dealer...
nanoStream User Roles are here!
Over the years, we’ve added lots of new features and services to nanoStream, transforming it into a powerful platform for...
What Is Interactive Live Streaming? (2025 Update)
The way we use video is evolving. Both at home and in business environments, we now have the flexibility to access content...
Media Over QUIC (MoQ) Explained: Benefits, Use Cases, and How It Works (Update)
Everyone using online video knows what can happen in any random network environment: video playback buffering, quality...
nanoStream Player Release 4.29.0
Release Notes This release introduces a new configuration option for adaptive bitrate (ABR) setups. You can now omit specific...
nanoStream Player Release 4.28.0
Release Notes This update introduces improved error observability and enhanced player responsiveness. Startup errors now...
nanoStream Analytics Dashboard 2.26
Release Notes We proudly present the next nanoStream Analytics release. In the past few months we worked on performance...
iGaming Trends at ICE 2025, Barcelona
Streaming for iGaming: Trends and Takeaways from ICE Barcelona 2025 This year’s ICE event once again provided valuable insights into the ever-evolving iGaming market and underscored the growing importance of real-time streaming. While foundational elements like delivering games 24/7/365 on a scalable infrastructure remain essential, the landscape of interactive streaming continues to shift,...
Live Streaming with AI-Powered Live Captions and Subtitles, Speech-to-text (Update)
Our kick off on the AI world employs automatic speech recognition, providing real-time captions for your live streams, such as webcasts and townhall meetings. This is based on our new AI-powered speech engine for live transcripts (speech to text) and multi-language live translation. This innovation promotes accessibility and inclusivity, ensuring that your content reaches a broader audience....
Microbetting: What It Is and How It’s Changing Sports Gambling (Update)
The world of online sports betting has erupted. Increased customer demand, deregulation, the COVID-19 pandemic, and real-time streaming technology have all driven this boom. Beyond just growing in popularity, live sports betting has also grown in variety. Participants can now stake their bets in many ways — ranging from pre-game wagers on the winning team to in-game betting focused on...
Make the Most of Your Streams: How Live Processing Features Boost Engagement (Update)
We believe real-time video streaming should be easy, reliable, and seamless—allowing you to reach global audiences effortlessly, without having to worry about the technical side of things. It’s about giving you the tools and services to unlock the full potential of your content. So, say hello to our latest addition to our comprehensive nanoStream platform: a set of live video processing...
How to Host a Virtual Town Hall Meeting (Update)
Virtual townhall meetings have become an important format to engage audiences because they offer an interactive and engaging platform that combines the proven effectiveness of traditional town hall gatherings with the widespread adoption and convenience of live streaming, fostering real-time communication and alignment across various industries and work environments. Why? Simple. Town hall...
Powering 24/7 Live Casino Streaming for LiveG24Â | Case Study
A Case Study on Ultra-Low Latency, Security, and Global Scalability LiveG24, an international provider of live dealer casino games, faced growing challenges with streaming latency, security, and consistency across regions. Their existing streaming setup introduced delays of several seconds, a critical limitation for live casino environments where real-time interaction is essential to...
nanoStream User Roles are here!
Over the years, we’ve added lots of new features and services to nanoStream, transforming it into a powerful platform for real-time video streaming. It’s designed not only to enable interactivity, but to enhance the video experience, elevate your service, and support your business growth. To make sure you're getting the most out of all these capabilities and using them effectively...
What Is Interactive Live Streaming? (2025 Update)
The way we use video is evolving. Both at home and in business environments, we now have the flexibility to access content from any device, with an increasing reliance on mobile devices and networks. In some cases, end users are still happy to ‘lean back’ and passively watch one-way broadcasts. But more often than not, viewers choose to actively participate in the live feeds they’re tuning...
Media Over QUIC (MoQ) Explained: Benefits, Use Cases, and How It Works (Update)
Everyone using online video knows what can happen in any random network environment: video playback buffering, quality gets worse, and the connection gets unreliable. This issue can go really bad with users going online on mobile devices in changing network environments, like switching from bad WiFi to 5G or 3G and back. A reliable media transport is important to keep up a great user...
nanoStream Player Release 4.29.0
Release Notes This release introduces a new configuration option for adaptive bitrate (ABR) setups. You can now omit specific renditions in ABR configurations using the new config.source.options.adaption.omitRenditions parameter. This parameter accepts an array of predefined quality identifiers (e.g., "high", "medium", "low") or stream entry indexes (e.g., 0, 1, 2, etc.), providing greater...