streaming
প্রবাহিত
definition
noun
Some cable operators fear that video streaming will allow large numbers of consumers to bypass cable service and get programming over the Internet.
a method of transmitting or receiving data (especially video and audio material) over a computer network as a steady, continuous flow, allowing playback to proceed while subsequent data is being received.
adjective
Snapshots are stored on disk, which provides fast, direct access rather than the slower mechanical streaming access provided by tape.
relating to or making use of a form of tape transport, used mainly to provide backup storage, in which data may be transferred in bulk while the tape is in motion.
One blogger wrote how mad he was over the fact that the streaming video wasn't live, saying the clips were stale the moment they were up.
(of data) transmitted in a continuous stream while earlier parts are being used.
translation of 'streaming'
adjective
প্লাবিত,
প্রবাহিত
example
Video 'streaming' is going to be a bit more challenging.
The service, which includes both text and audio 'streaming' of radio services in all languages, increased well above comparable internet growth rates.
Video 'streaming' is really a secondary application that can make use of existing and developing high-speed infrastructure.
For the first time in history, international 'streaming' channels now outnumber channels from the US.
One blogger wrote how mad he was over the fact that the 'streaming' video wasn't live, saying the clips were stale the moment they were up.
The attractiveness of video 'streaming' is an example of a much broader phenomenon.
But that's not to say some impressive video 'streaming' will be possible.
As a 'streaming' technology, tape drives work best when data is coming to them at their rated speed.
Video 'streaming' of major events has become widespread on the internet and is expected to grow significantly with the growth of broadband.
Or are you looking to do video capture and 'streaming' over your network?
Video 'streaming' is now available and as this technology is perfected, there will be opportunities to produce video programs to air on the Internet.
Network executives insist they have no grand plan to begin routine 'streaming' of their programming.
Paper output and video 'streaming' are of less importance than meeting the growing need to get content written, approved, and out to a Web site.
Some cable operators fear that video 'streaming' will allow large numbers of consumers to bypass cable service and get programming over the Internet.
They're even offering 'streaming' versions of most of their new programs right on their website.
The live race viewer will be on this web site every day of racing and on finals day live video 'streaming' is also available to countries outside of Europe.
Many radio stations use the 'streaming' capabilities of this format to transmit their programmes over the net.
There is huge demand for content delivery and 'streaming' .
Do you have any plans for passworded or paid 'streaming' ?
You're going to see more demand for multimedia 'streaming' .
Live 'streaming' through webcams allows real time viewing of art events anywhere on the globe.
Audio 'streaming' may be common, but bandwidth constraints limit its quality.
The current technology for such machines is the 'streaming' tape drive.
Courses which incorporate bandwidth-hungry media such as video 'streaming' and audio may not be accessible without the right platform.
The general opinion was that video 'streaming' had proved its commercial value.
Pay-per-view sites with some of the most compelling 'streaming' don't yet show up on the lists.
Snapshots are stored on disk, which provides fast, direct access rather than the slower mechanical 'streaming' access provided by tape.
She has written and lectured about 'streaming' media, net art and new media cultures.
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