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The Frost Radar for the video gaming headset industry analyzes providers of audio devices specifically designed for gaming purposes that aim to deliver an enhanced gaming experience. This Frost Radar plots 11 selected providers based on 10 Growth and Innovation criteria comprising quantitative and qualitative factors. The vertical Growth ...

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The Frost & Sullivan Radar is a robust analytical tool that benchmarks companies' innovation focus and growth performance in each market. The dynamic solution offers frequent rating and positioning of companies that are having the greatest impact on the industry. The Frost Radar™ of the commercial extended reality (XR) hardware market analyzes ve...

IPTV is becoming a mature pay TV technology now with wide-scale deployment in the Asia-Pacific region. IPTV has been most successful in markets with significant fiber deployment. Due to the difficulty of providing interactive services with traditional pay TV technologies, some cable TV operators in mature markets are exploring options to migrate to...

IP video network management is the process of ensuring the overall efficiency of video transmission over IP at the head-end, through the transport stream, and at edge of the network using monitoring products such as probes, analyzers, and data-mining solutions. This study focuses on the broadcast, cable, IPTV, and enterprise segments. It includes a...

The Frost Radar™ of the global personal extended reality (XR) hardware market analyzes vendors offering immersive endpoints, such as augmented reality (AR), mixed reality (MR), and virtual reality (VR) headsets and glasses, that are used for multiple personal purposes, including gaming, fitness and health, media and entertainment, and social media....

Streaming media is not as tolerant of network delays as static content, primarily because the overriding qualification for streaming delivery is not download speed. Streaming media requires constant bandwidth availability and consistent connection reliability during transmission. There are several areas where providers of technologies and services ...

Digital Rights Management (DRM) and Encrypted HLS are the most commonly used content protection technologies today. Both approaches have a strong track record in terms of securing proprietary content. However, content owners/providers that are focused on streaming media are  more likely to be interested in Encrypted HLS as it is simpler and less ex...

21 Jan 2019  |  North America  |  Market Research

Global Online Video Platforms Market, Forecast to 2023

As Delivery and Workflow Increasingly Commoditize, Live Workflows and Personalization Capabilities will be Competitive Factors for OVPs

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Frost & Sullivan defines an online video platform (OVP) as a fee-based software-as-a service (SaaS) online content solution that enables video content owners to ingest, transcode, store, manage, protect, publish, syndicate, track, and monetize online video. While video continues to form the center of this formal definition, this process also includ...