News Summary:
On July 9, 2026, Qencode integrated with TwelveLabs for video intelligence, addressing the challenge of understanding the content within processed videos, a task that often relies on human analysis for content operations teams. Previously, on June 19, 2026, Qencode launched M4A output, an audio format designed for native Apple compatibility and enhanced compression, allowing platforms serving Apple users to provide files that play natively across iOS, macOS, and Apple’s media libraries. This followed the June 15, 2026, introduction of FPS Limits, an encoding control enabling users to set a maximum output frame rate while preserving existing videos already at or below that threshold, thus optimizing video workflows. Earlier, on June 11, 2026, Qencode released Authenticated Playback, a signed-token system that provides video platforms with control over who can access live stream content and for how long. Prior to that, on June 10, 2026, Qencode announced Translations, a new capability within its Speech-to-Text (STT) output, allowing customers to transcribe spoken audio and receive subtitles and transcripts in over 80 target languages in one encoding job.
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