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/ɐdˈaptɪv stɹˈiːmɪŋ/
/ɐdˈæptɪv stɹˈiːmɪŋ/a technique used in multimedia delivery over the Internet that dynamically adjusts the quality and resolution of the streaming content based on the viewer's network conditions and device capabilities
What is "adaptive streaming"?
Adaptive streaming is a technology that adjusts the quality of a video or audio stream based on the user's Internet connection speed and device capabilities. This ensures that the content plays smoothly without buffering, even if the network speed changes during playback. If the connection is fast, the stream is delivered in high quality, while a slower connection results in lower quality to prevent interruptions. Adaptive streaming is commonly used in services like YouTube, Netflix, and other streaming platforms to provide a better viewing experience regardless of network conditions.
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