• AAMP is an optimized native player designed from ground up with focus on minimizing tune times
  • No extra video engine modules to load at runtime
  • Less memory usage/CPU load compared to pure JavaScript based video engines
  • Support for hardware accelerated rendering of CEA-608/708, WebVTT, and TTML subtitles
  • Over 100 configuration options, with well tuned defaults
  • Rich Metrics/Telemetry supporting existing dashboards, internal and Conviva-based
  • Mature and production tested/hardened with compatibility for HLS/TS, HLS fragmented mp4 (CMAF), MPEG DASH variants, and raw mp4.  Powering dozens of apps today.
  • Support for SSDAI and CDAI, with timed metadata and ad-stitching / player-switching options.
  • Can be used directly via video tag src or with UVE-JS APIs
  • Powerful supporting tools include Dragon Online, AutoTriage 2.0, and Mac/Linux ports
  • Free, Open Source (Apache licensed RDKM) and actively maintained
  • Adaptation layer available allowing UVE-JS interface to front both AAMP and various MSE/EME players (Shaka, hls.js, dash.js) for easy A/B testing and extension to non-RDK browsers where AAMP may not be not available
  • Support for live local time shift buffer and watermarking



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