Network stream of video data using byte range requests
A byte-scale, networked technology that can address issues such as launch delays in a variety of digital computer combinations, selective content distribution, electrical components, etc.
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[0033] In general, this disclosure describes techniques related to the streaming of multimedia data, such as audio and video data, over a network. The techniques of this disclosure may be used in conjunction with Dynamic Adaptive Streaming over HTTP (DASH). This disclosure describes various techniques that may be performed in connection with network flows, any or all of which may be implemented individually or in any combination. As described in more detail below, various devices that perform network flows may be configured to implement the techniques of this disclosure.
[0034] According to DASH and similar technologies for streaming data over a network, multimedia content (such as movies or other media content, which may also include audio data, video data, text overlays or other data) can be encoded in a variety of ways and have multiple a characteristic. A content preparation device may form multiple representations of the same multimedia content. Each representation m...
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