Streaming refers to the continuous transmission of data over a network, allowing users to access audio, video, or other multimedia content without needing to download the entire file beforehand. This method enables real-time playback, meaning users can start viewing or listening to content almost immediately as it is being received. Streaming is widely used in various applications, including music services, video platforms, and live broadcasts. It typically involves a client-server model, where the content is hosted on a server and streamed via the internet to a user’s device, such as a computer, smartphone, or smart TV. The technology relies on protocols that facilitate the transfer of data packets and can include buffering techniques to ensure a smooth viewing experience. Popular examples of streaming services include Netflix, Spotify, and YouTube.
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