Introducing MPEG-DASH support for adaptive streaming
We've launched our new /video/adaptive Robot supporting MPEG-Dash, offering adaptive streaming with customizable segment duration and manifest names.
Tim Koschützki
Posts from 2016
Introducing new Rate Limiter for better performance
We've introduced a new rate limiter capping concurrently running assemblies at 250 to optimize performance, with Node and Ruby SDK updates for seamless retries.
Tim Koschützki
Welcoming new team members to boost open source projects
We would like you to meet Adrian Sinclair, Ifedapo Olarewaju and Rooshy Roy, the three newest members of our team. Welcome to Transloadit, guys!
A.J. van Loon
Transloadit strengthens the team to maintain outstanding support
Quality customer support is very important to us. Meet Abdelhadi Khiati and Dan Rosenshain, the new Transloadians who will dedicate themselves to this task!
A.J. van Loon
Meet Uppy: resumable file uploads for the web
Introducing Uppy, a robust file uploader with tus for resumable uploads, cloud integration, and encoding services, aiming to revolutionize file transfers.
A.J. van Loon
Transloadit enhances Ruby file uploads with shrine
Transloadit's integration with Shrine simplifies Ruby file uploads and processing with asynchronous operations, background jobs, and easy metadata handling.
A.J. van Loon
Transloadit achieves A+ SSL rating for superior security
We've upgraded our API to an A+ SSL rating, ensuring top-notch encryption for customer data, while maintaining support for older platforms at no extra cost.
Kevin van Zonneveld
Addressing Redis issues to enhance stability and speed
We addressed Redis issues by optimizing our infrastructure, leading to enhanced processing speeds and system stability, ensuring reliable service for our users.
Kevin van Zonneveld
A word on ImageTragick (CVE-2016-3714)
In 2016, word came out about a bug in ImageMagick, which was quickly nicknamed ImageTragick. There was concern that Transloadit might be impacted by this bug.
Kevin van Zonneveld
Transloadit team meetup: Amsterdam edition
Transloadit's team met in Amsterdam, focusing on integrating tus.io and uppy.io, and welcoming new members to enhance our services.
A.J. van Loon
Dutch Linux Magazine spotlights resumable uploads via tus
tus, our open protocol for resumable file uploads, was featured in the Dutch Linux Magazine. The article talks about why tus is the way forward.
Kevin van Zonneveld
New feature: insert cover artwork into audio files
Transloadit enhances audio files with its update, allowing easy insertion of artwork into tracks, elevating media experiences with visual cues.
Tim Koschützki
Sponsoring FITC Amsterdam: a fusion of tech & creativity
We sponsored the FITC Amsterdam Event. If you're organizing a conference or hackathon and are looking for sponsors, let us know. We love to help!
A.J. van Loon
Launching face detection Robot for images
After a customer requested this functionality, we are happy to announce that we are adding support for facial detection.
Tim Koschützki
