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"Muvi on Mic" is the official podcast channel of Muvi where you get information about the latest trends in the streaming industry, technological advancements, and most importantly get assistance on launching your own streaming platform.

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April 30, 2026Episode 119 min

Launching a Scalable Niche Microdrama Platform for a Global Audience

The podcast highlights how Muvi helped Cote Quest launch its microdrama platform quickly by eliminating the need for complex app development and multiple vendors. It explored how Cote Quest deployed fully functional apps, enabled seamless subscription monetization, and managed episodic content releases from a single dashboard. This allowed them to focus on storytelling while scaling globally with a streamlined, no-code infrastructure. Explore more: https://www.muvi.com/examples/cote-quest/

April 7, 2026Episode 15 min

AEVO: Building a Digital Ecosystem for Aesthetic Medical Education

The podcast details the creation of AEVO, a specialized digital subscription service designed to provide aesthetic medical professionals with high-level clinical training. Developed by PHI Clinic, the platform utilizes a sophisticated OTT architecture to host a library of educational videos focusing on procedures like injectables and laser treatments. To overcome technical hurdles, AEVO partnered with Muvi One to implement a comprehensive content management system and a secure Stripe payment gateway. This collaboration ensures the global delivery of high-definition video content through a reliable, cloud-based network. Ultimately, the platform functions as a scalable learning ecosystem that combines professional medical expertise with a seamless, branded user experience.

March 30, 2026Episode 118 min

WebOS vs Android TV: A Strategic Guide for OTT Broadcasters!

This AI podcast examines the primary differences between WebOS and Android TV to help streaming businesses and viewers select the most suitable platform. WebOS is characterized as a user-friendly, minimalistic system exclusive to LG hardware that prioritizes a seamless, plug-and-play experience. In contrast, Android TV is described as a versatile, content-driven hub that offers extensive app availability and deep integration with the Google ecosystem. Ultimately, the podcast suggests using a unified distribution strategy through services like Muvi One to reach users on both operating systems simultaneously. Read more: https://www.muvi.com/blogs/what-are-the-differences-between-webos-and-android-tv/

February 27, 2026Episode 118 min

Building an Exclusive Translation based Horror-Themed Streaming Platform

This podcast highlights Scaryo, a specialized horror film service that utilized the platform to overcome technical hurdles like digital rights management and regional access restrictions. Through this partnership with Muvi, Scaryo successfully launched a cross-device experience featuring over a thousand titles with multiple monetization options using Muvi One solution.Check out this to know more - https://www.muvi.com/examples/scaryo-tv/

February 26, 2026Episode 118 min

Monetization Deep Dive: Boxing Live Streams

The podcast explains how modern streaming technology allows independent promoters, gyms, and individual fighters to generate revenue from live streaming boxing matches without needing traditional television deals or a massive production budget. Click this link to know more: https://www.muvi.com/blogs/how-to-monetize-live-boxing-streams/

January 30, 2026Episode 117 min

VybeStream and Muvi One: Powering Linear TV for Streaming

The podcast highlights VybeStream platform uses EPG powered by Muvi One to replicate a traditional linear television experience in a modern digital environment. The software offers advanced AI-driven tools which automates tasks like subtitle generation, content compliance, and personalized user recommendations. Ultimately, the podcast illustrates how organizations can transition from legacy broadcasting to scalable, multi-device OTT platforms without intensive manual overhead.

January 30, 2026Episode 116 min

AV1 vs AV2: The Evolution of Video Compression Efficiency

This podcast explores the technological evolution of video compression, specifically comparing the AV1 codec with its upcoming successor, AV2. While AV1 is currently praised for its open-source nature and superior efficiency over older standards, AV2 aims to further reduce data usage by an additional 30% to 40%. These advancements are critical for the future of 8K streaming, virtual reality, and reducing infrastructure costs for major platforms like Netflix and YouTube. The podcast also highlights Muvi One as a specialized service that helps businesses navigate these complex codec transitions automatically.

January 7, 2026Episode 112 min

How Pickbox Mastered Monetization to Expand Reach Globally

This podcast showcases how Pickbox NOW utilized the Muvi One platform to expand its reach across the Adriatic region. Facing obstacles such as fragmented markets and complex monetization needs, Pickbox required a solution that offered deep localization, including multi-language subtitles and regional payment gateways. By adopting Muvi’s no-code streaming infrastructure, the company successfully deployed white-label applications across mobile and smart TV ecosystems without extensive development cycles.

December 18, 2025Episode 114 min

From Cable to Cloud: How VybeStream Built a Modern TV Experience Through Smart Scheduling

This podcast is like a case study explaining how the customer VybeStream leveraged Muvi’s Electronic Program Guide (EPG) feature to successfully replicate the scheduled structure of traditional linear television within a modern OTT framework. Overall, this podcast highlights how Muvi One is presented as a robust and scalable technology backbone that handles everything from playout and delivery to flexible monetization strategies for VybeStream.

December 2, 2025Episode 115 min

The Future of Sports Streaming: From TV Screens to Streams

This podcast outlines the shift in sports broadcasting from traditional television to digital streaming, driven by factors like consumer demand for flexibility and the emergence of OTT platforms. The podcast describes monetization models for sports content, ways to enhance fan engagement, and the technical stack required for a successful streaming service, emphasizing the benefits of a direct-to-consumer approach for sports brands.