MediaMosa: Open Source Media Management Software

Mediamosa is the software of choice to build a jam packed web service media management and distribution platform. It allows you to build a scalable media distribution platform which allows you to enable access to streaming servers. Among other things it also allows access to and the usage of metadata and transcending.

A mediamosa platform is versatile enough to allow uploading, searching and transcending as well as a fine granularity media access control system towards its users.

Some of the main features of the Mediamosa platform include the possibility of streaming in any format including Windows media and Mpeg4. It also allows for detailed transcending based on FFmpeg. You can also have Flexible Metadata Element Sets which is a very unique feature of this media management software.

Mediamosa is a robust delivery platform for audio, video and other related multimedia content. The software is released free under the gplv2 license. It is developed by Madcap authorized by Kennisnet and Surfnet in a cooperation and innovation program.

MediaMosa is based on the Representational State Transfer (REST) architecture and is made to support streaming content applications by providing a back-end-, audio- and video-infrastructure.

One of Mediamosa’s showcase sites is the Leraar 24 site which is an online platform for and from teachers aimed at supporting their activities while teaching. It helps teachers grow in their profession to go on and become more advanced in what they do.

If you’re interested in using this feature packed software, you can download it for free from the Mediamosa.org website. Make sure you download the latest version and join the forum to get help with possible problems you may face while setting it up.