Paul Lorenz
Linear Stream, solo retrospective
Closes tomorrow...thanks to all who visited and supported. More to come...always!

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Paul Lorenz
Linear Stream, solo retrospective
Closes tomorrow...thanks to all who visited and supported. More to come...always!
Linear Stream Stitching
by Blain Smith
Previously, we wrote a Medium post about HLS that explained who made it and how it was used to deliver high quality video over the internet. In this post we are going to dig deeper into the technology behind HLS itself, and show you how we are using it to provide you with a 24-hour linear stream of pre-recorded videos.
What do we mean by “linear stream”?
Think about your typical TV channel (if you still pay for cable). You pick a channel to watch, and you leave it there, and shows, movies, commercials seamlessly switch from one to the other without you having to do anything. On a typical on-demand TV channel or app, in our example, you have to manually browse a catalog of topics, categories, genres, etc. to find the next video to watch. This can be a very disruptive experience when all you want to do is veg out on the couch and watch TV.