Motion Spell is the bridge between GPAC and its real world applications.
At Motion Spell, our expertise in GPAC extends beyond mere consulting; it's about pioneering support and training in the realm of multimedia innovation. As key contributors to the GPAC project with a strong R&D focus, we offer unparalleled insights and technical acumen, enabling our clients to fully leverage GPAC's capabilities.
Our two-decade journey with GPAC has been marked by relentless innovation, streamlining media workflows, and opening new vistas in content delivery. We don't just adapt to industry trends; we redefine them.
As the exclusive commercial licensor of GPAC, Motion Spell provides a comprehensive suite of professional services. We ensure operational flexibility, efficiency, and a robust return on investment, tailoring our solutions to your unique challenges.
Choosing Motion Spell means you're not just accessing a service provider; you're partnering with a pioneer in multimedia technology. We're dedicated to empowering your journey with GPAC to ensure the success of your projects.
Guided by our CEO's extensive experience and visionary leadership, discover how we constantly drive advancements and help set new industry standards.
We blend the adaptability of open-source GPAC with robust commercial solutions, offering unmatched flexibility for your multimedia projects.
Our engagmements, from Netflix to Quortex, demonstrate our versatility in delivering bespoke solutions. Explore our case studies to see the breadth and impact of our work.
“As part of our strategy to build a flexible and efficient packaging platform, we needed a strong partner with deep expertise of the best encoding and packaging tools. Working with Motion Spell helped make the entire process of integration incredibly easy.“
“Your technology comes with great credibility.”
“GPAC gives not just flexibility, but speed.”
“Clearly there is something going on here that is super positive to business.”
“It is significant that even Netflix’s encoding engineering department has only recently, 18 months ago, recognized that implementing an open source multimedia packaging framework – effectively commoditizing packaging – can save the business substantial engineering overheads.”
