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Autozy vs Opencast

Autozy

autozy.co

Opencast

opencast.org

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FigureAutozyOpencast
Price from$19/moFree
Free plan—Yes
Free trialYes—
Open source—Yes
WebYesYes
macOS—Yes
Linux—Yes
APIYesYes
Self-hosted—Yes
Plans published32
Spec score · Video Podcast Software8.1 (#18)8.7 (#5)
EditingAutozy supports editing audio, video, transcripts, and timelines in one place.The integrated video editor supports editing multiple streams, adding subtitles, and changing cover thumbnails.
PurposeAutozy brings podcast recording, editing, hosting, clips, content repurposing, social distribution, and analytics into one workflow.Opencast is an open-source video management system for academic institutions, built for automated video capture and distribution at scale.

Plans

Autozy

  • Intro$19 a month
  • Pro$55 a month
  • Enterprise$299 a month

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Opencast

  • OpencastFree
  • Opencast softwareFree

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Autozy

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Opencast

Opencast is a free, open-source video management system for academic institutions, designed to capture and distribute video at scale. Administrators can schedule recordings and live streams, with classroom recording also possible depending on hardware. Opencast Studio captures video in a browser without requiring an Opencast installation. Configurable workflows can generate captions, add branding and thumbnails, and deliver media at chosen resolutions and bitrates. The integrated editor handles multiple streams, subtitles, and cover thumbnails. Fine-grained permissions control viewing and editing; learning platform integrations can provide single sign-on and video delivery. Opencast uses the Paella Player by default, while the separate Tobira portal can keep videos online during Opencast maintenance. Integrations include Brightspace, Canvas, ILIAS, Moodle, Sakai, Stud.IP, BigBlueButton, Zoom recording, Matomo, WordPress, Whisper, and YouTube. It runs on one Linux server or can scale across distributed Linux servers. Demo instances are available to explore the administrative interface and portal.

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