Capability | Description |
Supported formats | HLS and DASH. |
Ultra fast start | An adaptive bitrate stream contains multiple resolutions. The player generally starts playback at a low resolution to help playback start faster. |
Smart resolution switch | The player dynamically selects the most appropriate resolution for playback based on the current bandwidth. |
Zero-lag switch | The frames of each stream are aligned, ensuring zero-lag when switching between streams with different resolutions. |
High video/audio quality | Up to 8K FHD resolution is supported. Stereo is supported. HDR is supported. |
Advanced encoding technologies | You can use advanced encoding formats such as H.265, H.266, and AV1 and Top Speed Codec transcoding to reduce the video bitrate. |
Encryption and DRM | Media encryption and DRM schemes such as Widevine and FairPlay all depend on adaptive bitrate streaming. |
Use Case | Description |
Online education | For copyright protection, online education platforms often need to encrypt their video courses or enable DRM. |
Video website | Video websites have rich video resources, and adaptive bitrate streaming can deliver a smoother viewing experience. |
Online TV | Online TV platforms may need to protect their resources. In addition, viewers may want to switch to a higher resolution while watching a video. |
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