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Explanation of terms and acronyms related to the media and broadcasting world. Updated every week!

Auto-Scaling

A characteristic of cloud computing called auto-scaling automatically modifies the quantity of running computer resources—like servers, virtual machines, or containers—in response to demand in real time. By dynamically scaling resources up or down as appropriate, it maintains infrastructure costs under control while guaranteeing maximum application performance. How Does Auto-Scaling Work? In order for auto-scaling to function, system performance metrics like CPU, RAM, and network traffic must be continuously monitored. Auto-scaling allocates more resources to handle the load when a system's…

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Audio transcription

The process of turning spoken words from audio recordings into written text is known as audio transcription. It is extensively utilized in fields including business, education, healthcare, media, and law where precise vocal communication recording is necessary for recordkeeping, accessibility, and content reuse. Professional transcribers can do the transcription by hand, or artificial intelligence (AI)-powered speech-to-text software can do it automatically. Automated transcription programs can produce text output rapidly and effectively by identifying various accents, speakers, languages, and audio circumstances.…

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Aggregator Platform

A digital service or software system known as an aggregator platform gathers, arranges, and distributes content from several sources into a single, cohesive end-user interface or platform. By serving as a bridge between audiences, service providers, and content producers, these platforms enable consumers to access a vast array of content without having to switch between different services. How Aggregator Platforms Work Aggregator platforms compile and display content from several third-party sources, such as news publications, blogs, online retailers, and video…

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Asynchronous Streaming

With asynchronous streaming, users can access media files without having to wait for the full file to download because data is sent in a non-sequential and non-real-time fashion. Asynchronous streaming allows users to see information whenever they want, according to their schedules and preferences, in contrast to traditional synchronous or live streaming. Overview Media files including audio, video, and other data are divided into tiny, manageable packets and sent over a network in asynchronous streaming. Regardless of the broadcast timing…

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Launching OTT for Emerging Markets: Payments, Language, and Infrastructure

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