Pre-roll ads are video ads that are shown before the main content in a streaming service. In a streaming business, pre-roll ads are a common way to monetize video content. For example, a viewer may be required to watch a 15-second pre-roll ad before being able to watch the desired video content. The advantage of…
An ad server is a platform that allows businesses to manage, serve, and track online advertisements. In a streaming business, an ad server is used to serve ads to viewers as part of an AVOD (Advertising-based Video On Demand) model. For example, a streaming business like yours may use an ad server to serve video…
Release order (RO) in advertising refers to the scheduling of ad spots in a specific order. It is a way of planning and organizing the release of different ads to a target audience. Release order is often used in AVOD (Advertising-based Video On Demand) platforms, where ads are shown to viewers in exchange for access…
RTMP stands for Real-Time Messaging Protocol, which is a protocol for streaming video and audio over the internet. It was developed by Adobe and is widely used for live streaming and video conferencing. RTMP works by establishing a connection between the streaming server and the player, and then sending the video or audio data over…
HLS stands for HTTP Live Streaming, which is a protocol for streaming video and audio over the internet. It was developed by Apple and is widely used by streaming services to deliver live and on-demand video content. HLS uses the HTTP protocol, which allows it to be delivered through firewalls and other network restrictions. In…
Watermarking is the process of adding a visible or invisible mark to digital content, such as images, videos, and documents, to identify the owner or source of the content. Watermarks can be used for a variety of purposes, such as copyright protection, authentication, and tracking. There are several types of watermarks, including: Visible watermarks: These…
DRM, or Digital Rights Management, is a technique used to control the access and distribution of digital content such as movies, music, and e-books. Its primary aim is to prevent unauthorized access, copying, and distribution of copyrighted material. Streaming services like Netflix, Hulu, and Disney+ employ DRM to protect their content from being illegally downloaded…
Seasons and episodes refer to the structure of a television or streaming series. A season is a set of episodes that air or are released at the same time, usually in a specific time period (such as fall or winter). An episode is a single installment of a television or streaming series. For example, the…
A playlist is a collection of video or audio tracks that are organized and grouped together, typically based on a specific theme or topic. Playlists can be created by users or by the platform, and they allow users to easily access and watch or listen to a group of related content. Playlists can be used…
An explainer video is a short, animated video that is used to explain a concept, product, or service in a clear, concise, and engaging way. Explainer videos typically use animation, illustrations, and narration to explain complex ideas or products in a way that is easy to understand. They can be used to introduce a new…
Video resolution refers to the number of pixels that make up an image or video. It is typically expressed as the number of horizontal pixels by the number of vertical pixels, such as 1920×1080 or 1080p. The higher the video resolution, the more detailed and clear the image will appear. Some common video resolutions include:…
LMS stands for “Learning Management System,” and it is a type of software that is used to deliver educational content and track student progress. LMSs can be used by educational institutions, businesses, and other organizations to create and manage online courses and other learning materials. LMSs are a type of streaming business because they allow…