Flowplayer provides an online video player and streaming platform designed for organizations and global brands. The company offers a customizable HTML5 video player with mobile SDKs and plugins, alongside video hosting, live broadcasting, monetization tools, and analytics.
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JW Player provides a video technology and monetization platform that empowers media businesses, streamers, and publishers to deliver, manage, and monetize video content across multiple platforms.
THEOplayer provides universal video player solutions and streaming technology for digital media companies and developers.
Ooyala was a U.S.-based video technology company that provided online video platforms, content management, analytics, and monetization tools. It primarily served broadcasters, media companies, and other organizations distributing video over the internet.
TargetVideo provides video streaming platforms, managed video players, and monetization solutions for publishers and advertisers.
Agnoplay provides a cloud-based enterprise video player service offering multi-device playback, monetization, and streaming integration capabilities.
Radiant Media Techs provides Radiant Media Player, an HTML5 video player that supports HLS, DASH, progressive download, video ads, DRM, and 360-degree video. The company offers these video playback and streaming solutions for digital media publishers and developers.
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