Choosing the right technology for low-latency streaming – #VoicesOfVideo

 

Are you curious about what types of business productions require low-latency delivery? Are you interested in learning about the quality and robustness tradeoffs associated with low-latency streaming? If so, you should watch the low-latency technology session at Voices of Video!

Oliver Lietz, nanocosmos CEO, and Jan Ozer from NETINT discussed the technology options available for low-latency streaming, including WebRTC, LL HLS/LL DASH, H5Live – our very own technology , part of nanoStream Cloud – and others, and the pros and cons of each approach. You’ll learn about high-level production, monitoring, and analytics aspects of a low-latency production and hear about the pros and cons of ASIC-based transcoding for low-latency streaming, including quality, latency, CAPEX, OPEX, and density.

Low-latency streaming technology is essential for a variety of use cases, from virtual and hybrid events to monetised content like iGaming. With low latency, audiences can enjoy a seamless, real-time experience without delays. In virtual and hybrid events, low latency is essential for interactivity, enabling presenters and audiences to engage in real-time, just as in the Future of Investment global conference. For monetised content like iGaming, low latency is critical to ensure fair gameplay and prevent latency-related issues from affecting the game’s outcome. Regardless of your specific use case, low-latency streaming technology is there to help you keep your audience engaged and coming back for more.

 

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nanocosmos offers nanoStream Cloud, the preferred choice for many interactive use cases when it comes to ultra-low latency live streaming. We invite you to read the linked articles below if you would like to dive a bit deeper into the topic of interactive live streaming.

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