HTTP Live Streaming (HLS), the adaptive bit-rate technology developed by Apple Inc., allows users to optimize video for mobile playback by dynamically adjusting the quality of the video stream to suit ...

Live streaming over the internet is an increasingly popular supplement to traditional broadcasting. With ever increasing demands regarding fast and scalable streaming, the widely adopted HTTP Live ...

HTTP Live Streaming (or HLS) is an adaptive streaming communications protocol created by Apple to communicate with iOS and Apple TV devices and Macs running OSX in Snow Leopard or later. HLS can ...

AWS Elemental MediaTailor has expanded support for HTTP Live Streaming (HLS) Interstitials in live streams. The support enables the delivery of personalised advertising for broadcasters and streaming ...

Global streaming and podcast infrastructure company Zeno Media has introduced a HTTP Live Streaming (HLS) across its platform, promising quicker starts, smoother playback, and enhanced monetization ...

Zeno Media has announced that it is offering its streaming and podcast customers HTTP live streaming, or HLS support. The protocol allows streams and podcasts to be offered as small, time-sliced ...

HTTP Live Streaming (HLS) is an adaptive streaming technology created by Apple for streaming to iDevices, and submitted by the company to the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) for more general ...

StreamS and StreamGuys have formed an alliance for providing “next-generation, high-performance live audio streaming using fully compliant standards-based CMAF HLS for low-latency, adaptive-bitrate ...