The Streaming Technology
Live broadcasting via the internet has risen in popularity over the last decade. This is primarily due to the rapid advancement of the technology that enables live broadcasting.
Live streaming is beneficial to broadcasters in various sectors and has many use cases. This is especially relevant given that live content has been shown to retain viewers' attention up to 20 times longer than on-demand content.
What could be better than content that maintains your audience’s interest?
Since the first moving picture was developed in 1888, video technology has advanced significantly. Today, with a few taps on your laptop or phone, you can share a video with millions of viewers worldwide. Each person watches around 16 hours of video every week (a 52 percent increase over the previous two years). Video streaming protocols are a critical component of being able to send and play video on your device. With the introduction of 5G technologies, video streaming has become easier and smoother.
We will cover what live streaming is and how it works in this post. We will also discuss some critical live streaming hardware and software that broadcasters utilize to bring their feeds to life. Let us discuss the differences between the different streaming protocols, and another fantastic technology that is being
