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Backend orchestration
A FastAPI backend connects processing jobs, metadata and the records needed by delivery and playback.
- Asynchronous API workflows
- PostgreSQL metadata
- Processing and playback integration
- Token-based access
STREAMING & MEDIA ENGINEERING
OneeStreamEngineering demonstrations
Adaptive streaming, from the encoding pipeline to the player.
OneeStream brings together Oneewaee’s media engineering: processing jobs, multiple quality variants, DASH/HLS packaging, protected delivery and an adaptive player. The Android experience includes resume playback, continue watching, media details and touch controls. The work is presented as an engineering demonstration, with application and infrastructure capabilities that can be scoped for an organization’s own or licensed media.
Built for
Organizations with owned or licensed media
Teams building video delivery systems
Products requiring adaptive playback
PRODUCT FEATURES
What you can do with the system.
Explore the features of OneeStream and the work they help you do.
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Encoding pipeline
The demonstration pipeline uses FFmpeg with NVIDIA GPU acceleration to produce multiple playback variants.
- FFmpeg processing
- NVIDIA T4 / NVENC work
- Multiple quality outputs
- Encoding-to-packaging pipeline
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DASH and HLS packaging
Shaka Packager prepares media variants and manifests so compatible players can select the quality that fits the connection.
- DASH manifests
- HLS delivery formats
- Multiple bitrate variants
- Manifest and segment coordination
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Protected media delivery
FastAPI and Nginx connect authenticated requests to media delivery. Access decisions belong to the backend and delivery configuration.
- Backend authorization
- Token-based requests
- Nginx delivery
- API and player integration
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Adaptive player
The Shaka Player demonstration switches between available qualities as playback conditions change.
- Automatic bitrate adaptation
- Manual quality selection
- 480p / 720p / 1080p variants
- Web playback integration
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Android viewing experience
OneeStream demonstrates the application experience around the stream, including viewing continuity and touch controls.
- Resume playback
- Continue watching
- Movie details and cast metadata
- Volume, brightness and seek gestures
BEHIND THE INTERFACE
How the system works.
One pipeline, several responsibilities
Encoding, packaging, authorization and playback have different failure modes. The implementation connects these stages rather than treating a playable file as the entire service.
Quality follows available variants
Adaptive bitrate playback needs valid quality variants and consistent manifests. The player chooses among the media the pipeline actually produces.
Viewing continuity
Resume and continue-watching behavior connect user state, media identity and playback position across the application and backend.
Delivery and rights
A streaming application needs a clear access model and appropriate rights to the media it distributes. Commercial terms, content licensing and deployment controls must be scoped separately.
FROM SETUP TO EVERYDAY USE
Getting started with your team.
Prepare and process
Define the source formats and required playback variants, then connect encoding and packaging.
Deliver and authorize
Connect the manifests, segments, API and delivery configuration to the intended access model.
Integrate playback
Build the player experience, quality controls and viewing continuity around the resulting streams.
IMPORTANT DETAILS
Availability and important details.
- OneeStream is presented as streaming engineering work. Public app distribution and a commercial content service are not claimed.
- Public app availability, production capacity and licensing requirements must be confirmed for a specific project.
- Quality and device support depend on the media variants, formats and player configuration used.
STRAIGHT ANSWERS
Common questions.
Is OneeStream a commercial movie service?
No. It is presented here as engineering work demonstrating Android playback and the streaming pipeline.
What is adaptive bitrate streaming?
The player selects among available quality variants to suit current playback conditions. The encoding and packaging pipeline must prepare those variants first.
Can Oneewaee build a media platform for our organization?
We can scope the application, processing pipeline, access model, media rights and operating requirements around your project.
EXPLORE THE IMPLEMENTATION
Explore the product and its implementation.
Capabilities are described from the product documentation and implementation work. Availability and enabled modules depend on your setup.
NEXT STEP
Talk to us about OneeStream.
Tell us about your team and the work you want to improve. We can discuss how OneeStream would be set up, which parts fit your organization and what a sensible first step looks like.
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