Last March I shipped a custom video player for a Milan-based documentary studio. HLS playback through Media Source Extensions, keyboard-operable seek bar, captions in three languages — the thing wor...Read More
Let’s be honest: when you hear “open-source video editor,” you might picture a clunky interface from 2003 and a render time long enough to brew a pot of coffee. But that old stereotype doesn’t...Read More
Open source video production for the web means using freely licensed software to capture, edit, encode, and deliver video content—no proprietary lock-in, no surprise fees. It sits at the intersectio...Read More
When I first started producing video for the web, I assumed the open-source landscape would be a scattered collection of half-finished projects. What I found instead was a mature, deeply capable stack...Read More
Why Open-Source Video Tools Are Worth Your Time Making video for the web isn’t just about hitting record. It’s a whole chain: capturing, cutting, compressing, and finally getting that file...Read More