AWS Elemental MediaLive

AWS Elemental MediaLive is a cloud-based live video processing service that enables users to encode live video streams for broadcast and streaming to various devices. It integrates seamlessly with other AWS services to create a comprehensive video processing pipeline in the cloud

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