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Orange graphic that says, "The Mux Informational. 2022. Live on the World Wide Web."

Published on May 26, 2022 (over 2 years ago)

Dave Kiss
Thuy Doan
By Dave and Thuy12 min readEvents

We did the conference thing and revealed a lot of juicy product secrets live - no really. Some of those secrets are ones you have been eagerly waiting for. We recap it all in case you missed it.

A picture of a book with a bookmark in it. The book contains a digital video with a playback bar at the bottom.

Published on May 18, 2022 (over 2 years ago)

Dave Kiss
By Dave Kiss5 min readEngineering

In this article, you'll learn how to keep track of video playback progress by building recallable video playback into your application.

The Mux logo, placed between the C# and the Java logos.

Published on May 18, 2022 (over 2 years ago)

Ed Ropple
By Ed Ropple2 min readProduct

Mux now supports .NET and the JVM as first-class citizens with mux-csharp and mux-java, available today!

A very classy looking anthropomorphic video tape recorder with tape coming out.

Published on May 17, 2022 (over 2 years ago)

Matthew McClure
By Matthew McClure4 min readCompany & Events

We're doing the conference thing: The Mux Informational is coming to a screen near you for free on May 24. Here's why we're doing it, and why you should join.

A screenshot of the Mux guestbook project

Published on April 27, 2022 (over 2 years ago)

Dave Kiss
Darius Cepulis
By Dave and Darius10 min readEvents

If you’ve ever attended a conference in person, you know just how taxing they can be. You try to present your best self: unravel the hotel iron from the closet, work that one uncooperative cowlick to ...

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Published on April 20, 2022 (over 2 years ago)

Laura Thelen
Ted Schuh
By Laura and Ted3 min readProduct

We’ve redesigned our billing page, with the goal of helping you to better understand your Mux usage and avoid any unexpected surprises.

an image of a side car

Published on April 18, 2022 (over 2 years ago)

David Mather
By David Mather10 min readEngineering

This miniseries will talk about some of Mux's usage of Envoy networking proxy within our Kubernetes clusters.

An illustration of a person holding a skateboard covered in internet-themed stickers.

Published on April 5, 2022 (almost 3 years ago)

Dave Kiss
By Dave Kiss11 min readEngineering

In this post, you'll be introduced to the MediaRecorder API and learn how it's not so different from operating a video camera IRL.

Published on April 4, 2022 (almost 3 years ago)

Steven Lyons
John Riske
By Steven and John6 min readProduct

Announcing the beta for the Live Stream Latency metric!

Two phone illustrations side-by-side. The left one is pink and represents polling. The right one is green and represents webhooks. On the left under polling, the user has to ask for data each time. This is represented by the user chatting to someone and then getting a response back with data. On the right under webhooks, the user never has to ask for data and just gets it. This is represented by the user never appearing in the chat.

Published on March 24, 2022 (almost 3 years ago)

Thuy Doan
By Thuy Doan6 min readEngineering

A step-by-step guide on how to use Cloudflare's secure tunelling software to test webhooks in local development.