Audiodatenströme
Audiodatenströme, also known as audio streams, refer to the continuous flow of digital audio information. Unlike static audio files that are stored and played back in their entirety, audiodatenströme are transmitted and processed in real-time or near real-time. This technology is fundamental to modern audio consumption and communication, enabling applications such as live music streaming, internet radio, online conferencing, and podcast playback.
The concept of an audiodatenstrom involves breaking down audio signals into discrete digital packets. These packets
Several protocols and technologies underpin audiodatenströme. Real-time Transport Protocol (RTP) is commonly used for delivering audio
Buffering plays a crucial role in ensuring smooth playback of audiodatenströme. A buffer is a temporary storage
The development of audiodatenströme has revolutionized how we access and interact with audio content, making a