Voogedastus
Voogedastus is Estonian for streaming technology that delivers multimedia content over a network in a continuous flow, allowing playback to begin before the entire file has been downloaded. It is used to describe both on-demand streaming and live broadcasting, and contrasts with traditional progressive download, where the user must wait for full file transfer before playback.
Streaming typically relies on buffering and adaptive bitrate to cope with varying network conditions. Modern systems
Common applications include video-on-demand services, live sports and events, music streaming, online education, and game or
Key technical aspects include video and audio codecs (e.g., H.264/AVC, H.265/HEVC, AAC), containers (MP4, TS), and
Challenges of voogedastus include achieving low latency for live streams, managing bandwidth and buffering, ensuring accessibility