SVTA LABS

Coding The Future of Streaming Video

Open source projects that bring Streaming Video Technology Alliance specifications to life, enabling the industry to build next-generation streaming services.

What is SVTA LABS?

An extension of the Streaming Video Technology Alliance that will develop next-generation, open source code for the streaming video industry.

reference code

Python, JavaScript, and various other languages, Github repos will feature code samples to bring SVTA specs to life.

Testing

Each SVTA LABS project will go through some testing to verify functionality. Results may be made available through a blog post.

Certification

SVTA LABS may explore a certification program for companies that implement our code in their products to ensure optimal operation.

Licensing

All code that is developed and published within SVTA LABS repos is provided as open source under the MIT license.

Contributing SVTA Member Companies

In Process

Capacity Insight API

Github repo (PRIVATE) >>

project page >>

Completed

GEO IPv6 JSON Object

github repo (PRIVATE) >>

specification document >>

In Process

Request Routing API

specification document >>

In Process

Configuration Interface API

Project information >>

In Process

Capacity Footprint API

Project information >>

Completed

Client-side Load Balancer

Project information >>

In Process

Common Media Library

Project information >>

Note: to access repos identified as (PRIVATE), you must work for a Streaming Video Technology Alliance member company and request to be added to the organization.

Active SVTA LABS Developers

There are dozens of member company employees working on SVTA LABS projects. Below are some random profiles selected from the growing team. Click on the LinkedIn icon to jump to their LinkedIn profile, or click on the user circle to visit their profile page on the Streaming Video Technology Alliance website. You can also visit all of the active profiles by selecting the Contributors menu at the top of the page.

Christopher Kulbakas

Project Lead, Senior Systems Designer, Media Technology and Infrastructure Services (MTIS)

Fredrik Steen

Teamleader/Developer

Christophe Burdinat

Director – Technology and Standards

Yannick Le Louedec

 

James Hall

Principal Sales Engineer - EMEA

Ali C. Begen

 

Christiane Saide

 

Bastiaan Wissingh

Senior Research Scientist Media Networking

Comprised of members from across the video ecosystem, the Streaming Video Technology Alliance (SVTA) is a global association that works to solve critical streaming video challenges in an effort to improve end-user experience and adoption. The organization focuses on three main activities: first is to educate the industry on challenges, technologies, and trends through informative, publicly-available resources such as whitepapers, articles, and e-books; second is to foster collaboration among different video ecosystem players through working groups, quarterly meetings, and conferences; third is to define solutions for streaming video challenges by producing specifications, best practices, and other technical documentation.

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SVTA LABS News and Announcements

The First LABS Project: Capacity API

We are very excited to announce that the first LABS project has been officially committed to the Streaming Video Alliance repo: the Capacity API. As …

Written by
Jason Thibeault

Announcing the Streaming Video Alliance LABS Initiative

This blog post was originally published on the Streaming Video Alliance website. Although the Alliance has been very productive in developing best practices, specifications, and …

Written by
Jason Thibeault