Welcome to the AOMedia Adoption Showcase!
Click through our member stories to learn more about how different companies are utilizing AV1 technology and the impressive results they're achieving. AV1's open, royalty-free technology delivers high-quality video while cutting streaming and storage costs
Ateme
Ateme is a global provider of compression solutions for broadcast cable, DTT, DTH, IPTV, and OTT. Founded in 1991, the company now has offices around the globe and is focused on helping tier-one content providers, service providers, and streaming platforms boost their viewership and subscriber numbers, while enabling them to lower the total cost of video transmission from acquisition to delivery.
Bitmovin
Bitmovin has been driving advancements in video streaming infrastructure since it launched in 2012. The Emmy award-winning company introduced the first commercial adaptive streaming player and pioneered software-defined encoding services that work on any cloud platform.
Google is famous for its array of user-friendly products and services, and AV1 makes video experiences seamless and efficient in almost all of them. From YouTube and Chrome to Android and Google Meet, AV1 is delivering quality and cost savings on bandwidth and large-scale storage.
VideoLAN
Originally famous for the open-source VLC media player, VideoLAN’s most recent star product is the dav1d AV1 decoder. Dav1d became the most-used AV1 decoder with its adoption by Android and Apple, and it’s now used in every browser from Safari to Chrome to Edge to Firefox and in most of the Android, iOS, Mac OS, Windows, and Linux operating systems.
Vimeo
Vimeo is the video-sharing platform of choice for content creators who care about playback quality. The company is focused on simplifying what’s needed to make, manage and share video from one platform.
Visionular
Visionular provides video encoding and ultra-high-definition solutions to a wide range of clients across a variety of use cases. The company was officially launched in July 2018, shortly after the AV1 standard was released. The founders were heavily engaged in AV1 standard development, and Visionular’s launch was intentionally tied to the AV1 timeline.