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Media Entertainment Tech Outlook | Wednesday, September 01, 2021
With streaming TV’s popularity, there’s an ever-evolving list of streaming service providers to select from.
FREMONT, CA: Streaming TV is a popular distributing media content like movies, shows, concerts, comedy specials, or sporting events over the internet. It is not similar to downloading media files from the internet and saving them on the hard drive to watch later. With streaming, people are watching the video as it comes across the internet connection in real-time. And, rather than watching the favorite programs through a cable or satellite provider, streaming enables to take charge of what people need to watch, and in most cases, when they need to watch. There is a lot of data about streaming out there, which can be a little overwhelming. To keep things simple, here is a look at the two categories of streaming TV. Read on to know more.
People may already be streaming TV. Two popular subscription-based providers of streaming video on demand (SVOD) services are Netflix and Hulu. Subscription-powered models like these enable users to pay a monthly fee for access to large libraries of content. It is easy to set up an account, and in most cases, users can start a free trial and cancel at any time. Users can watch on any device, though, if they subscribe to several providers. If users simply prefer the larger-screen format of a TV, leveraging a streaming device will improve the viewing choices and experience. Streaming content on-demand can be pay-per-view or subscription-powered. Netflix is an instance subscription-based, and YouTube provides pay-per-view options. As on-demand indicates, people watch shows and movies on their schedule.
Live streaming TV usually refers to watching content online in real-time. Popular live content choices include concerts, sporting events, comedy specials, gaming events, the news, and local live coverage. Live streaming TV is often subscription-based and provides channels and DVR options, too. If people are looking for a completely free streaming service, there are choices for them. Most free streaming services are ad-based video on demand. This means that users will have to put up with some advertisements before, during, or after the show they need to watch.
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