Audiofolyamoknál

Audiofolyamoknál is a Hungarian term formed from audiofolyam (audio stream) with the locative suffix -nál, meaning "at" or "in the context of." The phrase is used to refer to phenomena, processes, or analysis that occur at the level of audio streams in digital media, broadcast, and data delivery environments.

In practice, the term appears in technical documentation and research to discuss tasks performed while handling audio streams. This includes encoding and compression choices, real-time delivery, quality assessment, metadata handling (such as stream titles and artist data), and adaptive streaming decisions that respond to network conditions.

Technical considerations in audiofolyamoknál involve various aspects of audio delivery and processing. Common topics include audio codecs (MP3, AAC, Opus, Vorbis), sample rates, bitrates, containers, and streaming protocols (HLS, DASH, RTMP). Key concerns are buffering, latency, synchronization with associated video (in audio-visual streams), copyright management, and accessibility features such as transcripts when applicable.

Linguistically, the form illustrates Hungarian morphosyntax where -nál marks a locative context. The term may occur in corpus studies or user manuals to specify analysis focused on audio streams rather than other media types.

See also: streaming media, audio encoding, streaming protocols, digital rights management, audio processing.