What is it?
A streaming buffer is a temporary storage area that holds data as it is being transmitted over the internet. It allows for smooth playback of video or audio as it loads.
Tech Understandability: Beginner
Simple One-Sentence Definition
A streaming buffer helps keep video and audio playback smooth.
Analogy or Comparison
Think of it like a waiting room that holds guests until they can enter the party.
Why it matters?
Streaming buffers prevent interruptions, providing a better experience for users when watching or listening online.
Fun Fact
The size of a streaming buffer can affect the quality and speed of your media playback.
Related Terms
Streaming: Streaming is the delivery of audio and video content over the internet in real-time.
Buffering: Buffering happens when data is temporarily stored so that playback can occur without interruption.
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