#video-encoding-service

Learn how Transloadit's on-demand video encoding cuts costs, enables instant playback, and simplifies encoding updates for efficient video delivery.

We take a look at the differences between the MP4 and MKV formats, to see which is best for consuming and recording videos.

Explore how video compression optimizes storage and quality, with insights on codecs like HEVC, and Transloadit's encoding API for seamless integration.

Learn to encode videos into HLS and MPEG-Dash using Transloadit's /video/adaptive Robot, including setup for React players and storage solutions.

And in-depth tutorial on retrieving a set of images and combining those together to create one running slideshow.

A showcase of the audio delay parameter in the /video/merge Robot, which allows you to create intentional delay in the audio track of a video file.

A comprehensive guide to watermarking your files with Transloadit

Introducing our new Subtitle Robot that can automatically burn captions into video files.

We are launching the public beta version of our Turbo Mode for vastly improved encoding times. Check out some test results here!

We've launched our new /video/adaptive Robot supporting MPEG-Dash, offering adaptive streaming with customizable segment duration and manifest names.

We have added four new Robots to our family. We believe these will be great and valuable additions to our video and audio toolchain.

An explanation of our encoding engine upgrades, with specific focus on the core FFmpeg element

Combining or merging audio and images to make video files is easy with Transloadit's advanced service. Adding support for merging videos is also in the works.

We are releasing our /audio/encode Robot, which should greatly help with your audio needs. Check out the docs page and demo section to see how everything works.

In early 2011, we added support for Google's WebM format.

We are happy to announce our newly baked-in support for automatically rotating iPhone video uploads. If you have more ideas or suggestions, please get in touch!