Why does my neighbour hear the rating within the massive match forward of I do? Dr Steve Bagley appears at why film streams put up with delays.
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I am using Restream Scheduler to go live with
pre-recorded videos.
Companies like Twitch & Mixer have already figured this out. They have a super-low-latency protocol to allow streamers to better interact with their live audience.
Thank you for at least acknowledging the existence of multicasting
The real question is, what happened to the guy at 00:44 ?
I really want to know who dislikes these videos!
Love how these guys use green bar tractor paper instead of a white board.
"Before we had video we had film." I'm not quite sure I understand, how is film not video?
I really love all your videos, Thanks for all the excellent knowledge, cheers.
The delay of the german TV channel football worldcup has been 20 Minutes and has been 360p… The delay of the austrian 4K HDR online stream has been about 2 minutes compared to Sattelite TV…
As long as it does not accumulates , it is sort of acceptable.
Well that took me 40 minutes to watch on my 2 Mbps connection – 18 months off getting fibre optic cables…
As non native, he talks too fast to understand every words he says.
Multicasting was a swing & a miss from the 90's, but what a hyped idea it was. Then in 2006, everyone thought peer to peer streaming was the future. The modern method of video chunks is too damn slow & unreliable.
First rate! Next, do multiplexing and start from how stereo FM works then expand on that to explain how multiplexing in digital transmission lines work.
Reminds me of the days of RealPla…buffering…buffering…buffering…
So what does Microsoft's Mixer (previously beam) FTL protocol do differently to allow for faster streaming?
I’ve worked with streaming video over multicast; No way this is happening any time soon. The multicast implementations of virtually all deployed hardware out there are completely broken. It’s not just routers. Switches have to support it as well.
I work on the service side of publishing a video site. Most common chunk sizes I've seen are 5 to 10 seconds, and our advice to people writing clients is to start three chunked video files off live. That would also add into a significant amount into that backset.
Can you do a video on the Internet of Things (IoT) and the security issues it's posing? I just saw a commercial for a Ford car that communicates with Alexa that communicates with a dog bowl. It looked like hackers haven to me but I'm kind of new to this stuff. Love all of the videos.
So if i streamed the world cup final, and i dont close my browser. I have all the .m4s files cached do i then in theory have the ability to save the whole 90 minutes of footage? I understand this is probably against the law but im just trying to work out the theory