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The Qumu AWS Live Encoder High Performance Video Processing for Live Streaming Whether you’re broadcasting a CEO event, new product introduction or crisis Overview communication, the Qumu AWS Live Encoder makes live, enterprise-wide video communication efficient, reliable and secure. HIGH PERFORMANCE Deliver content via Apple HLS, RTMP, Microsoft Smooth The Qumu Live Encoder (QLE) from AWS to the Video Control Center (VCC) and Streaming, or transport streams. is a video processing engine that provides automated ingest of archives for video-on- Alternatively, create mezzanine real-time video and audio encoding for live demand viewing. deliverables for wrapping with streaming via the Qumu enterprise video separate packages to reduce The Linux-based system can also be controlled platform. Powered by AWS Elemental Live, network bandwidth. the QLE performs simultaneous processing of through an intuitive web interface to set up multiple video outputs, delivering the high- and monitor the QLE, eliminating the need to VERSATILE DEPLOYMENT quality, high-efficiency performance required use external remote control tools. The QLE Control the Linux-based system for formatting live video for any device. The allows users to configure broadcasts that can through an intuitive web interface QLE is designed to integrate seamlessly into publish to both internal (i.e., Qumu VideoNet or REST / XML APIs for quick and the Qumu delivery workflow, with the flexibility Edge) and external (i.e., Amazon CloudFront, simple integration into existing workflows. Unified control and to evolve as technology requires. The QLE Akamai) distribution points simultaneously. management reduces setup time, provides flexible input options from HD-SDI In addition, for customers requiring live simplifies maintenance tasks and and HDMI inputs to both local file and HLS or multitrack audio for live audio translations allows for centralized upgrades of MPEG Transport Stream network inputs. of broadcasts, Qumu also supports live multiple deployments. The QLE offers delivery of content via Apple simultaneous multi-audio tracks when sourced SEAMLESS CLOUD INTEGRATION from QLE in HLS or UDP/TS formats. HTTP Live Streaming (HLS), Microsoft Smooth Expand video processing as needed Streaming, or H.264 via UDP/TS live streams to flex with variable demand. Integration with AWS Elemental MediaLive replicates the profiles, Live Workflow capabilities and formats used on-premises so that video outputs are identical regardless of where they are processed. 3rd Party CDN Want to learn more? Contact us. www.qumu.com/contact-us +1 (612) 638-9050 USA Copyright © Qumu. All rights. reserved +44-(0) 207-253-8080 London, UK Solution Brief Qumu Live Encoder Why Qumu Live Encoder? Typical Use Cases for ADVANCED VIDEO PROCESSING REAL-TIME ARCHIVING PRODUCE MULTIPLE OUTPUTS Global 2000 Firms Advanced image processing such Start and stop control of archive Simultaneously output a mix of THE NEEDS as anti-alias scaling, MPEG-2 streams enables instant creation streams at different resolutions • Internal or external product deblocking and motion adaptive of high-quality VOD files, saving and bitrates for multiple target and solution training editing cycles and lowering the deinterlacing improve performance platforms. Wrap streams in • Live broadcasting of and deliver professional quality cost of content delivery. popular formats or retain shareholder meetings, CEO video output. content in a base container for messages and other corporate downstream packaging. communications • New product introductions, Specifications press rollouts and live streaming from trade events LIVE INPUTS OUTPUT FORMATS VIDEO PROCESSING THE SOLUTION SPTS, MPTS over UDP/IP and RTP/IP Video � Adaptive Quantization Packaged network inputs: HLS Video • Deployed series of Qumu H.264 (Baseline, Main, High up to 4:2:0) � � AFD-Driven Output Scaling codecs Live Encoders for distribution H.265 (Main, Main 10, up to 4:2:0)* � � Anti-Aliasing Scaler � H.264 up to 4:2:0 across VideoNet Edge and Frame capture to JPEG (thumbnail creation) � � Deblocking Filter � H.265 up to 4:2:0* MPEG-2 Amazon CloudFront � � Frame Rate Interpolation � MPEG-2 Uncompressed • Distributed to OTT devices, � � Inverse Telecine Support � Apple® ProRes RAW computers, mobile devices � � Lanczos Scaling � RAW Audio � Logo Insertion with ABR suite by employing Audio codecs � AAC-LC/HEV1/HEV2/ (MPEG-2/4, LATM/LOAS) � Look Ahead Rate Control dynamic encoding � AC-3 (Dolby Digital) � Uncompressed WAV/AIFF � Motion Adaptive Deinterlacing • Integration with media asset � EAC-3 (Dolby Digital Plus)* � AC-3 (Dolby Digital)*, AC-3 passthrough � MPEG-2 Error Concealment management (MAM), digital � Dolby E* � Dolby E* (passthrough) � Noise Reduction asset management (DAM), � AAC � AAC � Scene Change Detection transcode, workflow, and � MPEG-1 L2 FILE INPUTS OTHER FEATURES digital rights management Audio only support Containers: MXF, QuickTime, MPEG-4 � � Ad Avail Blanking & Black-Out Capability (DRM) solutions Packaged files: HLS, Adobe Flash Video codecs OUTPUT CONTAINERS � Audio Channel Mixing Audio Loudness Management (CALM Apple® ProRes, Apple® ProRes XQ Live Streaming Outputs � � Compliant) � DivX/Xvid � Adobe Media Server (F4F) � Burned-In Timecode � DV/DVCPRO HD � Microsoft Smooth Streaming (ISMV) � Caption Extraction and Passthrough � H.261-H.265* � Apple HTTP Adaptive Streaming (HLS) � JPEG-2000 � Comprehensive Encryption DRM Support � MPEG-2 Part 1, Systems, Cable Labs � MPEG-1/2/3 part compliant (MPG-TS) � Forensic Watermarking � Others � MPEG DASH (ISOBMFF) � Integrated CDN Support � Audio codecs � Adobe RTMP Streaming � Multiple Audio Tracks � AC-3 (Dolby Digital) (Languages, Surround, SAP) � Real-time Streaming Protocol (RTSP/RTP) � EAC-3 (Dolby Digital Plus)* � Nielson ID3 Support SPTS/MPTS over UDP/IP and RTP/IP � Dolby E* � � Open Caption Support MPEG-1 L2/L3, MPEG-2 L2 � File Outputs � SCTE-35 and SCTE-104 Support � WMA/2 Microsoft Windows Media (WMV/ASF) � Support for Auxiliary Data � AAC � � Apple QuickTime and ProRes (MOV) (EBIF/KLV/V-Chip/CGMS-A) � MPEG � Sony XDCAM MXF (XDCAM) � Others � RAW YUV or RGB formats (Uncompressed) � Adobe Media Server (F4V) � MPEG-4 Part 10 (MP4) www.qumu.com/contact-us +1 (612) 638-9050 USA Copyright © Qumu. 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