👉 Webcast computing refers to the process of delivering live video content over the internet, typically through a network of servers and clients. This technology enables real-time streaming of audio-visual data, allowing users to access events, presentations, and other multimedia content from anywhere in the world. Webcast computing relies on efficient data transmission protocols, scalable infrastructure, and optimized content delivery networks (CDNs) to ensure low latency, high bandwidth, and minimal buffering. Key components include webcasting servers that capture and encode the content, transport protocols like RTMP or HLS for efficient data transfer, and client devices that decode and display the stream. This approach has revolutionized content distribution, making it possible for organizations to reach global audiences without the need for physical infrastructure, while also offering cost-effective and flexible solutions for live broadcasting and on-demand viewing.
