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Companies using Amazon Elemental MediaConvert for Video Editing include: Warner Bros. Discovery, a United States based Media organisation with 35000 employees and revenues of $39.32 billion, CoStar Group, a United States based Professional Services organisation with 6593 employees and revenues of $2.74 billion, Public Broadcasting Service, a United States based Media organisation with 507 employees and revenues of $558.0 million and many others.
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CoStar Group | Professional Services | 6593 | $2.7B | United States | Amazon Web Services (AWS) | Amazon Elemental MediaConvert | Video Editing | 2024 | n/a | In 2024, CoStar Group deployed Amazon Elemental MediaConvert, Category: , to rebuild its video transcoding and distribution backend for its real-estate marketplaces in the United States. The deployment targeted transcoding workflows to enable higher-resolution outputs up to 4K and to produce SEO-friendly playback URLs for marketplace video assets. Amazon Elemental MediaConvert was configured to handle large-scale encoding workloads, processing nearly one million videos with encoding profiles and output presets tuned for 4K delivery and SEO-optimized playback links. Functional capabilities implemented included automated transcoding pipelines, output preset management, and URL-based playback routing to support marketplace consumption patterns. The implementation was scoped to CoStar Group's United States video operations and moved into production prior to a staged traffic migration, with traffic migration completed by February 2025. Operational coverage included video ingestion, encoding, and public playback endpoints for CoStar's marketplace properties. Cost and rollout details were explicit, with an overall cost reduction of about 80% reported after the migration and the platform processing the stated volume of assets during the rollout. Governance emphasized centralized transcoding configuration and staged cutover procedures to validate 4K outputs and SEO-friendly playback URL behavior before full production routing. | |
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Public Broadcasting Service | Media | 507 | $558M | United States | Amazon Web Services (AWS) | Amazon Elemental MediaConvert | Video Editing | 2023 | n/a | In 2023, Public Broadcasting Service implemented Amazon Elemental MediaConvert to re-encode large parts of its streaming library for its streaming service in the United States, focusing on media/streaming workflows. The rollout used Amazon Elemental MediaConvert to apply a new encoding strategy across existing assets and to standardize processing for new titles ingested after the initiative. The implementation configured automated transcoding pipelines for batch re-encoding of library titles and per-title encoding for recently acquired content, with functional emphasis on visual quality optimization and improved download performance. Operational scope explicitly included the Kids catalog and the broader streaming catalog, and the deployment centered on encoding and delivery optimization capabilities consistent with media/streaming operations. Integrations included Amazon CloudFront for content delivery, and the combined MediaConvert and CloudFront configuration reduced CloudFront streaming costs by more than 50 percent for the Kids catalog. Governance and rollout were executed as a phased re-encode of large parts of the library, and the new encoding strategy has been applied to all new titles since early 2024, affecting streaming operations and content engineering processes. | |
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Warner Bros. Discovery | Media | 35000 | $39.3B | United States | Amazon Web Services (AWS) | Amazon Elemental MediaConvert | Video Editing | 2021 | n/a | In 2021, Warner Bros. Discovery deployed Amazon Elemental MediaConvert as a core part of its VOD transcoding pipeline in the Media category. The implementation is anchored on Amazon Web Services infrastructure and uses Amazon Elemental MediaConvert to perform file based transcoding and to prepare ad assets for downstream advertising workflows. Architecturally the implementation is embedded into the content processing layer to handle encoding and packaging for on demand video and to generate ad creative assets formatted for server side ad insertion used on free to air television in Italy. The integration feeds a server side ad insertion solution, with MediaConvert configured to meet delivery specifications for both VOD playback and linear ad stitching workflows. Development and testing to production took approximately five months before the Italy advertising flow launched. Operational scope covers VOD operations as the core transcoding service and a targeted advertising deployment supporting free to air TV in Italy, impacting media operations and advertising sales workflows. Governance and rollout followed a focused development to operations handoff, aligning media operations teams and advertising workflow owners to operationalize the new asset formats. The Italy launch drove higher viewer engagement and made targeted ad inventory as much as eight times more valuable. |
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