Software Development Kit
Software Development Kit is a set of software tools, guidelines and programs used by programmers and developers to create applications for a specific platform.
Software Development Kit is a set of software tools, guidelines and programs used by programmers and developers to create applications for a specific platform.
The ability for a viewer to rewind to the start/beginning of a program which is currently being broadcast and play it in a timeshifted fashion.
The theft of video streams by unauthorized bad actors.
Data that describes technical properties of media assets, system interfaces, transmission or playback. This information is typically generated and used for programmatic purposes but may also be displayed to end users.
Type of descriptive metadata that is associated with a specific time or time range within the video. Temporal metadata, also known as time-based metadata, can show what brands, actors, music, or other elements appear at which parts of the video. Examples include markers such as SMPTE 2067-21, start or end . . . Read more
URL that has a token to control access to the resource specified by the URL. Token is the signature mechanism for URL to manage access control in this context.
Trick play is a feature of digital video systems that mimic the visual feedback given during fast-forward, pause and rewind operations that were provided by analog systems, such as VCRs and in multiple speeds.
Unicast delivery in IP networks involves a 1:1 data transmission scheme where one host or endpoint is communicating with one other host or endpoint exclusively. Contrast with broadcast or multicast transmission models. Unicast has been heavily used in video with the arrival of ABR streaming, leveraging the HTTP protocol.
Transport Stream is a container format encapsulating packetized elementary streams of audio, video and other data for transmission and storage purposes. It is the main format in digital satellite, cable and IPTV.
The process by which a token is generated and applied to the URL within the HTTP structure.