Mux
Video infrastructure API for streaming and hosting
Mux Robots lands on the Free plan and gains a Directives API for programmatic video workflow control.
◆Recent moves
- 15d ago
Mux Robots is now available on the Free plan
Mux Robots is now available on the Free plan with 100K units/month included, with Pay-as-you-go and pre-pay plans also receiving 100K free units. Lowering access to Robots reduces the barrier for evaluating video automation before committing to paid tiers.
- 22d ago
Track playing time by rendition with Mux Data
Mux Data now tracks playing time by ABR rendition, giving developers a dashboard for understanding which encoding tiers users actually land on. This is the analytics layer that informs encoding ladder decisions — previously a blind spot without per-rendition data.
- 1mo ago
Mux Player Android now supports offline DRM downloads
Mux Player for Android now supports downloading and playing Widevine DRM-protected assets offline. Offline DRM has been a common request for video apps needing offline playback with content protection — its absence was a gap for premium content use cases.
- 1mo ago
Set and control your default video thumbnail via API or dashboard
Default thumbnails for video assets are now settable via API or dashboard, giving developers persistent control over which frame represents a video before it's played. Combined with the Robots thumbnail automation, teams now have both manual and automatic thumbnail control in a consistent interface.
- 1mo ago
Use Mux Robots to automatically update the default thumbnail time in Mux Video
A Mux Robots workflow can now automatically find and set the optimal thumbnail for a video asset, using the Robots find-best-thumbnail directive. This automates the step of selecting a representative frame at scale without developer intervention.
- 1mo ago
Mux Robots Directives API now available
⚡ SPARKThe Robots Directives API brings programmatic creation, execution, and management of video automation workflows — previously a dashboard-only operation. This is the architectural shift that makes Mux Robots a proper API primitive rather than a UI-only feature, fitting Mux's API-first positioning.