I guess I'm just old, but I prefer the delay with a couple of weeks of testing versus pushing to prod and having the customer test the code.
I guess I'm just old, but I prefer the delay with a couple of weeks of testing versus pushing to prod and having the customer test the code.
And remember, this is the backend for video encoding. Issues in this aren't necessarily user visible.
The big benefit to their velocity is responsiveness. Apparently the backend team understands their customer and the timelines that the customer wants, and adjusted appropriately.
Just dealing with ads would have been problematic, because those tend to be straight 1080 or 4k with stereo. Nothing fancy, but I'll bet they didn't fit inside the chunk size they were expecting since ads are usually 30 seconds or less. And they don't need the dynamic encoding etc that normal titles do.
I wonder how much benefit dynamic encoding brings in space reduction?
It implies everyone is hopped up on drugs?
It's not necessarily anything Earth shattering, but it may be an issue at some smaller places with fewer resources.