Paper - Will Http Adaptive Streaming Become The Dominant Mode Of Video Delivery In Cable Networks?

Will Http Adaptive Streaming Become The Dominant Mode Of Video Delivery In Cable Networks? (2011)

By Michael Adams, Ericsson Solution Area TV

This paper will describe what makes adaptive streaming different from other modes of video delivery, and how adaptive streaming works.

It will discuss the pros and cons for adaptive streaming and analyze to what extent it will become the dominant mode of video delivery in cable networks.

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