Changelog | Flussonic Media Server

23.01

December 30, 2022

Flussonic Media Server v.23.01

AV1 encoding, HEVC playback in Chrome, ability to set export intervals for archived video in DVR player, optimized log collection, redundancy scheme for multicast.

23.01

December 30, 2022

Flussonic Watcher 23.01

The new version of our Flussonic Watcher introduces the option of using CPU for video analytics tasks.

22.12

December 1, 2022

Flussonic Media Server 22.12

Hardware encoding AV1, external configuration, WebRTC retransmits, WebRTC canvas publisher.

22.11

November 2, 2022

Flussonic Media Server 22.11

Added DVB T2-MI and OP-47 Teletext processing into ingest via SDI. Improved quality of experience for WebRTC playback on weak internet connections.

22.10

October 5, 2022

Flussonic Media Server 22.10

Prepared tutorials with examples for launching Flussonic in Kubernetes.

22.09

September 1, 2022

Flussonic Media Server 22.09

Support for SMIL files for VOD adaptive bitrate streaming. Significantly improved the accuracy of converting DVB Subtitles to WebVTT.

22.08

August 1, 2022

Flussonic Media Server 22.08

Flussonic automatically finishes EVENT links. It’s more convenient to run Flussonic in Kubernetes.

22.07

July 1, 2022

Flussonic Media Server 22.07

GeoIP load balancing. Transcoder balancing.

22.06

June 6, 2022

Flussonic Media Server 22.06

It is now possible to insert ads relying on SCTE-35 or SCTE-104 markers. Added the ‘Seek per frame’ button in DVR player.

22.05

May 4, 2022

Flussonic Media Server 22.05

It is now possible to push streams to ATSC-C cable network using TBS card without need to use additional modulation devices. Published Streaming API schema for playing and publishing video.

22.04

April 1, 2022

Flussonic Media Server 22.04

The split_channel option allows to split each audio track with multiple channels into several mono tracks. Improved adaptive bitrate streaming for WebRTC.

22.03

March 11, 2022

Flussonic Watcher 22.03

License plate recognition is available for all EU countries. Emergency vehicle detection is now supported.