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Streaming is the transmission of real-time data (like live radio), or on-demand data (files), audio and/or video, from a server to a client where the client plays or decodes the data as it is received. This differs from downloaded data which is played after being received. | Streaming is the transmission of real-time data (like live radio), or on-demand data (files), audio and/or video, from a server to a client where the client plays or decodes the data as it is received. This differs from downloaded data which is played after being received. | ||
Refer to the specific audio format question sections to get answers how to stream each audio format. | Refer to the specific audio format question sections to get answers how to stream each audio format. | ||
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Streaming is the transmission of real-time data (like live radio), or on-demand data (files), audio and/or video, from a server to a client where the client plays or decodes the data as it is received. This differs from downloaded data which is played after being received.
Refer to the specific audio format question sections to get answers how to stream each audio format.