Ateme, a specialist in video compression software, has entered into a multi-year agreement with Netflix for the deployment of its TITAN Live transcoder to support live streaming workflows.

TITAN Live enables real-time, bandwidth-efficient encoding across several codec formats. The solution is engineered to maximise video quality, measured by objective metrics such as VMAF, and controlled by rigorous subjective assessments to minimise visual artifacts.

“How audiences experience live media events is shifting rapidly, and technology remains a key driver.  It has been truly transformative to bring all the critical expertise together from both Netflix and Ateme – allowing us to align on a shared vision, iterate quickly, and execute efficiently. This collaboration will continue to push the boundaries of live streaming,” commented Thomas Burnichon, Vice President of Innovation Strategy at Ateme.

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