The massive growth of streaming video has led to more choice and flexibility in how viewers access and pay for content. One model that has gained traction is transactional video-on-demand, or TVOD. TVOD services allow consumers to pay a one-time…
FPS stands for frames per second and is a critical technical specification for TVs when it comes to motion clarity for video and gaming. The higher the FPS, the smoother and sharper motion will look to the human eye. While…
HDR, short for High Dynamic Range, represents an exciting advance in TV picture quality. HDR expands a TV’s brightness range, color palette, and contrast ratio to deliver images that look far more realistic to the human eye. Introduced in 2015,…
The streaming revolution has shaken up how we access and consume video entertainment. While early disruptors like Netflix pioneered on-demand subscriptions, a new wave of streaming platforms has since emerged. Among these is MVPD streaming – short for Multichannel Video…
Dolby Atmos represents a revolutionary leap forward in immersive audio technology for home entertainment. First introduced to cinemas in 2012, Dolby Atmos has quickly become the premier object-based surround sound format for the home theatre. It goes beyond older channel-based…
Video streaming services have become increasingly popular in recent years, allowing consumers to watch movies and TV shows online through subscriptions rather than traditional cable or satellite packages. One type of streaming service that has emerged is the virtual multichannel…
Streaming services have become an integral part of how we consume media and entertainment in the modern digital era. With the rise of platforms like Netflix, Hulu, Disney+, and more, viewers now have endless options when it comes to on-demand…
Internet Protocol television (IPTV) has become an increasingly popular way for people to access television content over the Internet. However, the legality of IPTV is a complex issue that consumers should understand before using these services. This comprehensive guide covers…
Video on demand, or VOD, refers to digital video services that allow users to stream or download movies, TV shows, and other video content on-demand via the internet. VOD delivers media directly from a provider’s servers to the viewer’s device,…
Video streaming services, or subscription video-on-demand (SVOD) services, have exploded in popularity in recent years. SVOD services allow users to watch TV shows, movies, documentaries, and other video content online via the Internet. Unlike traditional broadcast or cable TV, SVOD…