Results for Tag ‘Video Player’

Ensuring videos perform at different internet speeds and meet accessibility needs is conducive to a great video experience. There are two boxes you should tick to do so: adaptive video streaming to deliver a smooth viewing experience and transcripts and subtitles (younger generations overwhelmingly prefer to…

Troubleshooting, tweaking, and tinkering — huge time-sucks for developers who don’t have any to spare. When you need a solution, you need it fast, without digging through endless documentation or waiting on support. That’s why Cloudinary’s DevHints video series delivers quick, actionable tutorials to help you solve your visual…

Videos are an essential component of modern marketing campaigns, with 93% of video marketers reporting that video gives them a positive ROI. That same study links videos with users staying longer on a website. The first few seconds of a video often determine overall engagement. Users…

Just like with images, Cloudinary offers powerful tools for optimizing and automating video workflows. From handling client-side video uploads and integrating AI moderation for content safety asynchronously to delivering seamless video streaming, Cloudinary’s flexibility shines. In this blog post, we’ll walk through a video workflow example using Cloudinary’s PHP SDK,…

As we move forward into the second half of 2024, it’s an excellent time to reflect on the significant advancements made in our Video Player over the past year. From a sleek redesign to innovative features, our team has been working hard to enhance your video experience. Here’s a look…

As the heart of your website, images and videos pump life and energy, captivating visitors and keeping them coming back. Great visuals result in website success and increased sales. No doubt your images are carefully selected to elevate your brand. With the Cloudinary WordPress Plugin, the rest is automatic. You…

As a Python developer, I had a hard time building a streamlined UI that was ready to be used in demos or customer presentations. I found Streamlit (now part of Snowflake) and was ecstatic with its pure Python approach and simple interface to build a complex UI.  Streamlit…

Adding video engagement metrics to your video dashboard provides valuable insights into the success of your video content. This tutorial will guide you through adding engagement metrics to your video dashboard using the Cloudinary video analytics library in a Next.js application. You’ll add the following engagement…

Have you ever wondered how your videos are doing once you upload them to Cloudinary? Knowing who’s watching, from where, and how they engage with your videos can be super helpful. It’s like getting a sneak peek into your audience’s likes and dislikes, helping you make even cooler videos…