Under the Hood of Video Metadata: How Bluvy Tube Reimagines the Experience Without Hosting a Single File
When you launch a video on YouTube, you are not just watching a sequence of moving images. You get a polished title, a description with links, interactive chapters on the
When you launch a video on YouTube, you are not just watching a sequence of moving images. You get a polished title, a description with links, interactive chapters on the progress bar, multilingual subtitles, and video recommendations in your language. All of these features rely on what we call metadata:
How We Built Bluvy Tube
When we started working on Bluvy Tube, one of the first questions we had to answer was surprisingly simple: what does a video platform actually need to own? The obvious
When we started working on Bluvy Tube, one of the first questions we had to answer was surprisingly simple: what does a video platform actually need to own? The obvious answer would be the videos themselves. That is how most people think about a video platform: users upload a file,