If you are attending Adobe MAX and want to learn more about the next generation of Adobe’s online video offering, join David Hasson (and myself in the audience) to learn more about Adobe Primetime and the Primetime Media Player.
Learn how Adobe Primetime Media Player provides the foundation classes and services to deliver premium video to Flash, iOS, and Android enabled screens, satisfying the needs of audiences today who view content on many devices and expect high-quality video, delivered immediately, within a unique user experience.
Join community leader David Hassoun, founder of RealEyes, as he walks through video player development techniques that:
• Monetize with seamless ad insertion
• Implement rich video analytics
• Optimize content for devices on mobile networks
• Protect HD content with Adobe Access
Even though it’s 8 am on Wednesday It’s 9.30am on Wednesday, and overall a very important session to attend if you work with online video.
How does one get access to the Primetime Media Player to implement inside our own custom media application? Is there as SDK like the OSMF player. Is it a paid product ?
superabe it’s not the Primetime Player alone, but there are services that work with it, as example ad insertion or analytics. It comes as part of that, it’s not a standalone free player.
Jens Loeffler Thanks for the clarification. How about HLS support? Is that tied to Primetime player as well? If we want to make use of that in our own custom media app, would we need to pay up for Primetime ?
superabe Jens Loeffler yes, it’s only available within Adobe Primetime. It is meant to be used in context of the Adobe Primetime features, e.g. with DRM, Ad Insertion, etc., and help simplify the workflow. For overall video playback in Flash, RTMP and HDS are still the best options.
Jens Loeffler That’s a bit of a disappointment, that the HLS support will be only for native apps, and not for Flash or Air.
Any idea what the licesing/costs will be for primtime (ball park)?
superabe Flash Player on desktop will actually have HLS support, but only if you use the Primetime Player – here is the official blog post: http://blogs.adobe.com/digitalmedia/2013/04/adobe-primetime-and-the-single-publishing-workflow/ – you can reach out to [email protected] for pricing.