14 posts tagged with "Sub-Second Latency"

RTSP has been the de facto protocol for IP cameras for over two decades. Almost every CCTV, IP camera, and network video device on the market speaks RTSP natively. It works well on dedicated NVR appliances and desktop clients. But the moment you try to bring those streams into a modern web or mobile dashboard, the cracks start to show.

Through this three-part series, we will explore ultra-low latency streaming with WebRTC in Part 1, various tests with HLS in Part 2, and finally, Low-Latency HLS in the last part.

While new technologies continue to emerge, HTTP Live Streaming (HLS) remains a stable, universal, and widely supported streaming protocol across the digital ecosystem because HLS was designed with a focus on stability to deliver media on a global scale. This required some level of buffering and latency to ensure a seamless viewing experience. However, with the increasing demand for two-way media services, the need for low-latency streaming has grown significantly.

Do you want to provide stable and low-latency streaming to hundreds of thousands of viewers? Or perhaps, do you wish to share your low-latency stream only with authorized viewers?

Content creation and sharing industries are evolving at an unprecedented pace, and video/audio streaming has become an integral part of our daily lives.

The pandemic has forced people to stay indoors, significantly changing today’s digital content consumption patterns. Many individuals have become aware of the latency issues in traditional streaming services and are now seeking digital content that can provide immediate responses.

Seoul Broadcasting System (SBS), one of the leading South Korean television and radio broadcasters, introduces OvenMediaEngine to provide Low-Latency Qatar WorldCup 2022 Live!

AirenSoft supplied OvenMediaEngine, a Sub-Second Latency Streaming Server with LLHLS and WebRTC, to Korea’s largest CDN company to launch a Sub-Second Latency Live Streaming CDN product.

This use case will be interesting if you have or want to have a unique social website.

This use case is an excellent metaverse platform and **online conference **using Sub-Second Latency Live Streaming.