Transmision de Tv en vivo

El término "streaming" se utilizó por primera vez para las unidades de cinta fabricadas por Data Electronics Inc. para unidades destinadas a aumentar y funcionar lentamente durante toda la cinta; los tiempos lentos resultaron en menores costos de manejo, lo que hizo que el producto fuera más competitivo. "Streaming" se aplicó a principios de la década de 1990 como una mejor descripción para video a pedido en redes IP; en el momento en que se solía referir a este video como "almacenar y reenviar video".

La transmisión en vivo es la entrega de contenido de Internet en tiempo real, a medida que suceden los eventos, del mismo modo que la televisión en vivo difunde sus contenidos a través de las ondas de radio a través de una señal de televisión. La transmisión de Internet en vivo requiere una forma de medios de origen (por ejemplo, una cámara de video, una interfaz de audio, software de captura de pantalla), un codificador para digitalizar el contenido, un editor de medios y una red de distribución de contenido para distribuir y entregar el contenido. La transmisión en vivo no necesita ser grabada en el punto de origen, aunque sí lo es con frecuencia.

A partir de 2017, "streaming" generalmente se refiere a la situación en la que un usuario ve contenido de video digital o escucha contenido de audio digital en una pantalla y altavoces (desde un teléfono inteligente, desde una computadora de escritorio a un sistema de entretenimiento doméstico de pantalla grande) a través de Internet en vivo. Con el contenido de transmisión, el usuario no tiene que descargar todo el video digital o el archivo de audio digital antes de comenzar a reproducirlo.

Ver canal Caracol en vivo

Mirar por iNternet Canal Caracol
http://www.tvcolombiaenvivo.com/2011/05/canal-caracol-tv-en-vivo-de-colombia-on.html

Contador en Ecuador

http://www.contadores-ecuador.com/

Changes to Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service

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