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With Mux, is able to offer their users a variety of options when it comes to their recordings.

We have 100% confidence in the Mux platform,” said co-founder Kwindla Hultman Kramer. It was not only easy to get exactly the functionality we needed but, just as important, they provided a great developer experience. “We know the Mux team and there’s nobody better at transcoding and live streaming. Since they didn't have the infrastructure for hosting and streaming video in the cloud, the team had to decide if they wanted to set it up themselves or find a partner to do transcoding, hosting, and streaming. When it came to their feature set for recording video calls, they wanted to provide both local and cloud recording and, again, needed a solution that would be both easy and affordable for their users. The team planned on solving this by leveraging emerging browser-centric video standards. Since a primary goal was to make affordable for users, the product itself needed to be built affordably. When first building, the team knew they wanted to provide a cloud-enabled video conferencing service for users that have demanding video use cases, such as distributed product development, always-on video portals, and shared conference rooms in co-working spaces. Link42IconBuilding a new kind of video calling platform Link42Icon

From providing browser-based video calls to a complete hardware kit, they’re making video conferencing flexible and accessible. is the first video conferencing system built specifically to be easy to use with 1-click calls and a primary focus on small companies. These challenges are what inspired the creators of.

However, video conferencing introduced some complexities of its own–expensive hardware, frustrating software, and enterprise pricing plans, to name a few. (Remember this relatable video?) Thankfully, video came along and saved us! We all remember a time when you had a beep announce your presence and tolerated awkward pauses or interruptions throughout the conversation due to a lack of visual cues.