Video on Demand(VOD)
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Geo blocking Protect for VOD and Live Stream Video
Read More: Geo blocking Protect for VOD and Live Stream VideoGeo-blocking is used to block the content in specific locations or allow streaming. For example, you can’t access the Tiktok website in India even though your internet connection is excellent. Tiktok geo-block restricts anybody from India, so you can’t access their website. Netflix, Hulu, and Disney, plus restrictions, all restrict specific movies and TV shows…
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SVOD Vs AVOD: Which Is The Best Video Monetization Model For VOD Business?
Read More: SVOD Vs AVOD: Which Is The Best Video Monetization Model For VOD Business?In Video on Demand, there are two key revenue models that businesses and content creators need to know about: AVOD & SVOD. In 2020, the market for AVOD became more competitive and the cost per user dropped as more avenues for revenue generation. Meanwhile, the size of the SVOD market is grow and reach USD…
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How To Make A Live Streaming Platform?
Read More: How To Make A Live Streaming Platform?Want to build a live streaming platform in just 15 days? Talk with our experts Before getting to know how to make a live streaming platform, we should know exactly what does a live streaming platform mean. A live streaming platform is a site where broadcasters telecast their live videos in real-time by embedding the…
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Top 10 ‘ WebRTC vs RTMP ‘ Pro’s & Con’s in 2022
Read More: Top 10 ‘ WebRTC vs RTMP ‘ Pro’s & Con’s in 2022Are you looking to start a Video Streaming application? Click here to get a free consultation Video streaming has been a popular technology in recent period, with the outbreak of coronavirus pandemic, more and more businesses start to seek live streaming solutions to assist their employees working remotely. While more people prefer to use off-the-shelf…
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Low Latency Streaming Platform: The Complete Guide
Read More: Low Latency Streaming Platform: The Complete GuideReady to Start Streaming? Talk to a Streaming Expert Low latency: When it comes to streaming, low latency represents a glass-to-glass lag of five Moments or fewer. The familiar Apple HLS streaming custom defaults about 30 seconds of latency while popular cable and asteroid broadcast observes with about a five-second lag behind the live event.…
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Low latency Video Streaming service like Twitch
Read More: Low latency Video Streaming service like TwitchWant to know more about low Latency Video streaming, Click here What is Latency? Latency defines the lag between capturing the video and displaying on the viewer’s device. It takes time when a piece of data passes from one place to another place, so latency develops each step of the streaming workflow. The term glass-to-glass…
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What Is Low Latency Streaming Protocol & Who Needs It?
Read More: What Is Low Latency Streaming Protocol & Who Needs It?Planning to virtual Event? Webnexs is here to help! Low latency streaming is the lowered lag or delay between the camera capturing an event, and the observers viewing the event. If you chat live with observers, lower latency is the best to respond to observer’s remarks and questions. You can see, with lower latency, the…
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Why WebRTC is a good option to implement in comparison with RTMP?
Read More: Why WebRTC is a good option to implement in comparison with RTMP?Ready to switch with WebRTC? Get Started here WebRTC – Web Real-Time Communications, has been around for almost a decade. During that time, the open-source project has completed from an emerging technology to a mainstream standard for many streaming applications. The emerging end of Flash and growing demand for influencing streaming experiences set the stage…