Developer Resources
User Guide
Describes the components and features that AWS Elemental MediaLive provides and how to use them.
API Reference
Describes basic operations of AWS Elemental MediaLive. Provides schema structure for job settings and detailed descriptions of encoding settings. Includes sample job requests.
Forum
Describes basic operations of AWS Elemental MediaLive. Provides schema structure for job settings and detailed descriptions of encoding settings. Includes sample job requests.
AWS Media Services Compatibility Program
Learn about the Compatibility program for AWS Elemental technology partners. See a list of the partners and products that are compatible with AWS Media Services in a known configuration.
Service Level Agreement
Is a policy governing the use of AWS Elemental MediaLive under the terms of the Amazon Web Services Customer Agreement between Amazon Web Services, Inc. and its affiliates and users of AWS’ services.
What's New
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Training
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Foundations
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Labs
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Foundations
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Introduction to AWS Elemental MediaLive
In this course, you will learn about AWS Elemental MediaLive, a live video processing service that enables anyone to encode high-quality live video streams for broadcast television and multiscreen devices.
Understanding Live Streaming Workflows
In this course, you will learn about setting up live video streaming workflows using AWS Media Services, including AWS Elemental MediaConnect, AWS Elemental MediaLive, AWS Elemental MediaPackage, AWS Elemental MediaStore, Amazon CloudFront, Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3), and Amazon CloudWatch.
Understanding Monetization Workflows
In this course, you will learn how to monetize live video content by setting up server-side ad insertion using AWS Elemental MediaLive, AWS Elemental MediaPackage, AWS Elemental MediaTailor, and Amazon CloudFront.
Media Services Learning Path
This path is designed for anyone who wants to learn how AWS Media Services can create professional quality media experienceswithout the time, effort, and expense often required to run specialized video equipment. -
Labs
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Building a Live Video Channel with MediaLive, MediaStore and CloudFront
In live streaming events, the latency or time delay between the live action and what is seen on one’s device can be problematic. AWS Elemental MediaStore can help mitigate that problem.
Building a Live Video Channel with MediaLive, MediaPackage and CloudFront
Live streaming is growing rapidly. More live streaming content is being made available by studios, as well as by users sharing on social networks. And, there are more devices capable of streaming live video streaming being deployed to the market.
Monitoring a Live Streaming Workflow with Amazon CloudWatch
An important part of any video workflow is being able to monitor the status and health of the software services and their tasks in order to detect and correct problems before they jeopardize the workflow. This is especially true when streaming live video where there are no “do-overs” and the cost of an issue or outage can be huge in terms of revenue, fines or damage to reputation.
Blog Posts and Articles
Solution and Deployment Guides
Live Streaming with AWS
AWS provides a live streaming solution that combines AWS Elemental MediaLive and AWS Elemental MediaPackage with Amazon CloudFront to build a highly resilient and scalable architecture that delivers your live content worldwide.
Media Services Application Mapper
AWS offers a solution that displays the logical connections between media services, visualizes error messages and counts, and produces a list of confidence-ranked root causes for problematic workflows.
Live Streaming with Automated Multi-Language Subtitling
AWS provides a real-time subtitling solution for live streaming video content that combines Amazon Transcribe, Amazon Translate, and AWS Lambda to build a serverless architecture that automatically generates multi-language subtitles for your live streaming videos.
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