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Home A-Z index Random article Timeline Teaching guide About us Privacy & cookies A decade or two ago, the telephone wire heading into your home was a quaint way to chat with your family and friends when you couldn't speak to them in person. The basic idea hadn't changed much since the 1870s, when Alexander Graham Bell 1847–1922 and others pioneered telephone technology. But in the 21st century, people have started to see telephone lines a different way now they're broadband Internet connections, piping music downloads, YouTube videos, news, and information—as well as telephone calls—into our homes 24 hours a day. Streaming media a way of playing files as they download has been a central part of this information revolution. What is it, exactly, and how does it work? Let's take a closer look! Artwork The concept of streaming media transmitting a movie, TV program, or other video across the Internet for viewing on a PC or mobile device. Contents What is streaming media? Downloading and streaming compared Examples of streaming media How Real streaming works Where next for streaming media? Find out more What is streaming media? If a picture is a worth a thousand words, a moving picture is worth a million. But how do you cram all that information down a telephone? The trouble is that a couple of copper wires—the basic technology behind our home phone lines—cannot, ordinarily carry information quickly enough to bring things like radio and TV into our homes. If you've ever watched a fax machine chugging along, sending or receiving a printed document at a grindingly slow speed, you'll know just how slow telephone lines can be at carrying anything other than a person's voice the only job they were ever designed to do. In the days when most people had dial-up Internet connections where you make a connection to your Internet Service Provider using a modem to enable what is essentially just a normal telephone call, slow speeds were a major limitation on what could be done online. If you wanted to listen to an MP3 music track typically about 5 megabytes in size, you could spend half an hour waiting for the entire file to download onto your hard drive, then open it up and play it back. Video files more likely to be 50 megabytes would take several hours to download this way, so they were not generally available on the Net. In those days, it was impossible to listen to a music or movie file of any size without a long and tedious wait. The problem was essentially a matter of bandwidth the speed of an Internet connection how quickly it can download information sets a limit to how quickly you can transfer a file. In the mid-1990s, in the early days of the Web, Rob Glaser and his Real company originally called Progressive Networks pioneered streaming media as the solution to this problem. The basic idea is simple. Suppose you want to watch a large video file on your PC. You install a media player a streaming-media-playing program on your computer that plays the file while it downloads. So it downloads maybe the first 10 seconds of the file, stores or buffers it, then immediately starts to play it. As the media player starts playing the first part of the file, it's also downloading the next 10 seconds ready for when you come to that bit. The media player never actually stores more than a little bit of the entire file once it's played part of the file, it deletes it to make way for the next bit. If the media player can download the file as fast as you're watching or listening to it, you'll see no interruptions; if there are delays in downloading for any reason, there will be occasional pauses while the player downloads and "buffers" the next bit of the file. Photo Streaming media as it used to be. This is an early version of RealPlayer the program that kick-started the streaming media revolution playing here over a 56 Kbps dial-up Internet connection. The status bar at the bottom shows the radio station is being played at Kbps over 44,000 binary digits per second, which is well within the limits of the connection. The trick with streaming media is for the player to adapt to the limits of your Internet connection to avoid excessive buffering. Although modern fiber broadband connections have about 1000 times the bandwidth of dialup, buffering can still be an issue because people download much bigger files HD movies these days. Downloading and streaming compared Before we go any further, we need to know more about how the Internet works. Data computerized information moves efficiently across the Internet by being broken up into little bits known as packets. Each packet is independently addressed and travels separately, and different packets can travel by very different routes. Imagine yourself wanting to send a really heavy textbook to a friend in another country. Instead of sending the entire book, you tear it into separate pages, put each one in its own envelope with a separate stamp and address, and mail all those envelopes one after another. Your friend may receive them at slightly different times, in the wrong order, but she can easily reassemble them into the book. Why would you mail a book in such an odd way? It turns out the Internet works best this way with everything broken into small, similar-sized chunks. We have a whole article about how the Internet works that explains all this in more detail. When you download a file in the traditional way, you're effectively asking another computer a server that sends out files to many different people to send you zillions of packets one after another and you have to wait for all of them to arrive before you can do anything with any of them. With streaming, you start to use the packets as soon as enough of them have arrived. That's the essential difference. You can think of streaming as playing during downloading, but in fact the two things are different in all sorts of ways Speed Downloading Unpredictable Download time is unrelated to playing time. A music album could download in 5 seconds, 5 minutes, or 5 hours depending on its size, your net connection, and web traffic. Streaming Real time Generally, a 1 hour video will stream in roughly 1 hour though there may be occasional delays caused by buffering; unlike downloading, streaming media can be used for "live-live" transmission of events as they happen also known as webcasting. Quality Downloading Uses traditional Internet packet communication technically known as TCP/IP with a system that automatically corrects errors. Any lost or damaged "packets" downloaded chunks of data are retransmitted. The file you eventually receive on your computer is an exact copy of the file that was on the server. Streaming Packet losses are ignored lost and damaged packets are not resent, but that doesn't usually matter because digitally streamed video and audio is converted back into analog format before we watch it or listen to it. Any packets lost during streaming simply add "surface noise" to an audio stream or degrade the picture quality of a video for example, with excessive pixelation where the picture disappears into square blocks. File type Downloading A download is a single file with all the relevant data packaged together. So if you're downloading a movie, everything is packaged into a single movie file with a filetype something like MPEG4. Streaming If you stream a movie, each different part of the movie sound, video, subtitles, or whatever is transmitted as a separate stream. The movie player reassembles and synchronizes the streams as they arrive at your computer. In terms of bandwidth, these multiple streams are additive if you're back in the Dark Ages with a slow 56 Kbps dial-up modem, you could happily watch a 20 Kbps audio stream and a 30 Kbps video stream together, but any extra streams would cause periodic pauses and buffering. Servers Downloading Downloads work through traditional web-serving methods technically known as the HTTP and FTP protocols with any conventional web server. The same version of each file is served to everyone. Streaming Streams use RTSP real-time streaming protocol and need to run on a server specially geared for streaming. When you go to a web page that offers streaming media, you're generally redirected to a separate streaming server. There are typically different versions of each file that have been optimized for different connection speeds for example, a low-quality version for dial-up and a high-quality version for broadband; in practice, different files are served to different people. Encoding/decoding Downloading Files can be instantly uploaded to a server for immediate downloading. Streaming Files have to be compressed perhaps using smaller video frames or fewer frames per second and then encoded turned into discrete, digital packets before they can be streamed. People watching or listening to streamed files have to have appropriate decoding files installed on their computers known as codecs for turning encoded, computerized, digital files back into analog sounds and pictures that human ears and eyes can process. In practice, that means you need a plugin in your web-browser to handle whatever streaming media files you want to receive and you'll need separate plugins for QuickTime, RealPlayer, and so on. Multiple users Downloading The more people "clients" download a file at the same time, the harder the server has to work, the slower it works for each client, and the longer it takes you to download—irrespective of how fast an Internet connection you have. BitTorrent offers one solution to this problem. Streaming In traditional streaming unicasting, each client takes a separate stream from the server—necessarily, because different people will start streaming the same video or audio program at different times. Multicasting is a more efficient kind of streaming that allows a streaming server to produce a single stream that many people can watch or listen to simultaneously—for example, if lots of people are watching a football game live online at the same time. Some media players automatically use multicasting when they can. Standards Downloading Downloaded files tend to be in standard formats such as MP3 that play easily on any computer or operating system. Streaming There are three rival, proprietary streaming systems more formally known as architectures—RealPlayer, Apple QuickTime, and Microsoft Windows Media Player, and though they're much more compatible than they used to be, it's not always possible to play files designed for one player on the others. Copyright Downloading Downloaded files are, by definition, copied onto the viewer's computer. They're easy to email, post on other websites, and repackage or resell—causing major copyright issues. Streaming Streamed files are downloaded a little bit at a time and deleted as soon as they're played. In theory, nothing remains on the viewer's computer so there are fewer copyright issues. In practice, programs have been written that can record streamed files. Examples of streaming media Photo Netflix, the world's biggest and best-known streaming service, now has close to 200 million subscribers worldwide. It streams movies and TV programs down your Internet connection in "real time." That means programs play at the same rate they download, and each program takes roughly the same time to watch via streaming as it would if viewed live on your television. Genuine streaming Photo Genuine streaming YouTube uses a type of streaming that continually adapts to the speed and quality of your Internet connection; previously it used progressive downloading described below. Netflix and YouTube currently use what's called adaptive bitrate streaming, which constantly adjusts "adapts" the stream rate to the quality of your Internet connection and the performance of your computer. It's based on the ordinary method of sending packet data across the Internet hypertext transfer protocol, HTTP, so it's better suited to sending data over the Net than older streaming "protocols" such as RTP real-time protocol, used by early streaming players such as Real described in the box below. One advantage is that it can cope with mobile networks that may switch back and forth between high 5G and 4G and slower 3G speeds as you move around. Most Internet radio stations use either this kind of adaptive HTTP streaming or older-style RTP streaming, where programs are downloaded and played simultaneously in your web browser, with a dedicated app, or with a program like RealPlayer, Apple's QuickTime, or the Microsoft Windows Media Player. With a decent broadband connection, you can enjoy audio quality that's not far off the quality you get from a downloaded MP3 sound file though, as we discuss in our article on MP3, that's never quite as good as you'd get from a CD. As Internet connections have become faster, and more people have broadband, it's become possible to watch videos and TV programs this way too, though unless you stream in high definition over a really fast broadband line, quality is still short of what you'd get from watching TV or a DVD. That's one reason why online movie stories still sometimes use downloads instead of streaming. Pseudo-streaming progressive downloading Not all websites that appear to stream video work by streaming. Some actually use an alternative approach called progressive downloading fast-start streaming, which is like a cross between conventional downloading and streaming YouTube used to work this way until a few years ago. It's popular because it's often quicker and easier to implement than genuine streaming. A large chunk and sometimes all of the file you're watching downloads into your web browser's cache its internal working memory buffer and your browser plays it simultaneously. Unlike with a truly streamed video, you can't always skip forward generally you have to wait for the file to download to the point you want to see. Another key difference is that the file remains in your browser cache even when you've finished watching. You can tell when a website is working by progressive downloading because the video window will show two separate indicators on a progress bar, like the one below one shows you how much of the file has downloaded, while the other shows how much you've played. Until recently, almost all progressive downloading used Macromedia Flash files with SWF or FLV extensions, that are served from a conventional web server and played on a Flash plugin installed in your browser. Following the arrival of HTML5, modern browsers including the slimmed-down ones on smartphones can now do this themselves without using Flash at all. Photo A progressive downloading progress bar. When you see this, you're not actually streaming a video—you're playing it as you download the entire thing. If you know how to look in your browser cache, you'll probably find the file is sitting in there somewhere after you've played it look for a very big file or one with a very new date and time, but don't expect to find a meaningful filename or extension. How Real streaming works The artwork below, taken from Rob Glaser's original patent, shows how streaming media was originally designed to work. The figure on the left shows how sound is packaged and sent as digital data to your computer the purple box at the bottom; the one on the right shows how your computer receives, unpacks, and turns this data back into sound. Let's look at these two steps transmission and reception in a bit more depth. Transmission Artwork How streaming works in a Real Player. From US Patent 5,793,980 Audio-on-demand communication system by Rob Glaser et al, Real Networks, August 11, 1998, courtesy of US Patent and Trademark Office. Live or recorded sound red boxes is made from analog continuously varying sound waves. So, at the transmitting end, the first step is to convert these waves into digital data using an analog-to-digital converter green. If the source of sound is digital to begin with, we can miss this step out. Next, the digital data is compressed orange by over 95 percent in the original patent, they quote a figure of 221 so it can be transmitted more quickly. The compressed digital data is stored light blue and then progressively transmitted by a server dark blue over the Internet yellow to your PC purple. Of course, there's no reason why lots of programs can't be compressed and stored indefinitely in a library and then streamed whenever people want to listen to or watch them, but don't forget that Real Player was originally designed so it could stream things like live radio shows as they were transmitted from the studio. It's also worth noting that the original version of Real Player shown here was designed to be able to send real-time audio across grindingly slow dialup Internet connections as slow as Kbps; modern streaming can send high-definition video over broadband connections hundreds of times faster, but works in essentially the same way. Reception Inside your PC, a similar process runs in reverse to turn the digital data you receive back into sound. Packets of data are received down a phone line from the Internet yellow and stored in buffers small bits of DRAM memory, blue. The buffers are designed to be as full with data as possible if they're too empty, because the audio isn't being transmitted fast enough, there's a risk of the audio playback being interrupted which is when you see the annoying "Buffering" message. The data from the buffers is decoded and decompressed orange and passed to a wave driver in a sound card light gray, which generates streams of audio still in digital format. A digital-to-analog converter turns these streams into analog signals that power a loudspeaker, hopefully recreating a faithful version of the original sound red. What about errors? Garbage in, garbage out—so goes the old saying in the computer business. So if the data from the "transmitting" server gets corrupted, won't you hear poor quality audio from your loudspeaker? The modems sending and receiving data use error control/correction protocols to ensure that the data that's received is the same as the data that's transmitted. Where next for streaming media? Streaming media—bringing music and videos on demand—has advanced dramatically since I wrote the first version of this article in 2007. Back then, I wrote The audio and video information you download has to be compressed dramatically substantially reduced in quality to make smaller files so it downloads in a reasonable amount of time. Most streaming videos are still quite small and "pixelated" full of obvious square blocks when they play on something like YouTube. That's because even today's best broadband connections are not fast enough to download the huge amount of information in a fullscreen, high-definition TV picture. In a few years time, when broadband connections are many times faster, it will be possible to stream HD-quality video over the Net. Then the age of information-on-demand really will have arrived! How times have changed! According to the ITU-T, as of 2019, percent of households in developed countries and percent in the world as a whole have Internet access and global Internet bandwidth is growing at up to a third a year. More users with more bandwidth, many with modern browsers that handle HTML5, have made possible ever greater use of streaming media. Collectively, the world now watches well over a billion hours of YouTube per day, while Facebook Video has rapidly become one of the most used features of the world's favorite social media platform since its 2015 launch. In 2017, the Pew Research Center discovered that online streaming is how a majority almost two thirds of young adults aged 18–29 watch their TV programs. That's largely due to services like Netflix, the world's most popular streaming movie service, which had reached 209 million subscribers by the second quarter of 2021; many of its movies and TV shows are available in HD. And streaming isn't just confined to "disposable entertainment" in 2020, the Pew research team noted that YouTube supplies news to a quarter of US adults, while 72 percent believe it's either their "most important" or "an important" source of news. All told, reliable, affordable, high-quality streaming of audio and video is now the norm; two decades ago, when Rob Glaser was granted his original streaming-media patent, it would have seemed like a very distant dream. Find out more On this website Broadband Internet general introduction to broadband and how it differs from dial-up Internet Protocol Television IPTV covers how TV programs are broadcast online Radio a general overview of radio waves and broadcasting Television how TV builds on radio technology and how old-style cathode-ray tube TVs work Voice Over Internet Protocol VOIP includes Skype Reports 10 facts about Americans and YouTube by Kristen Purcell, Pew Internet & American Life Project Report, December 4, 2019. Three quarters of Americans use YouTube—and other fascinating facts. About 6 in 10 young adults in primarily use online streaming to watch TV by Kristen Purcell, Pew Internet & American Life Project Report, September 2017. Younger adults are more likely to watch streaming media than TV. The State of Online Video by Kristen Purcell, Pew Internet & American Life Project Report, June 2010. A review of social trends in Internet video. Books Streaming Systems by Tyler Akidau,‎ Slava Chernyak, and Reuven Lax. O'Reilly, 2018. One of the most up-to-date technical guides. Streaming, Sharing, Stealing Big Data and the Future of Entertainment by Michael D. Smith and Rahul Telang. MIT Press, 2016. Much more of a business book than a technical guide, this offers an insight into how data analytics, subscription-payment, and on-demand viewing power the business models of streaming companies like Netflix and Amazon. Hands-On Guide to Streaming Media an Introduction to Delivering On-Demand Media by Joe Follansbee. Focal Press, 2016. A well-informed guide written by a former employee of RealNetworks. Get Streaming! Quick Steps to Delivering Audio and Video Online by Joe Follansbee. Elsevier, 2012. A simplified but fairly comprehensive guide designed for people who don't want excessive technical detail. Streaming Media by Tobias Künkel. Wiley, 2003. A detailed technical guide for streaming media producers. Streaming Media Bible by Steve Mack. Wiley, 2002. Now rather dated, but still worth a look. Articles A Thumbs Down for Streaming Privacy by Shira Ovide. The New York Times, August 24, 2021. A new report finds that most streaming services fail to meet basic privacy practices. Dirty streaming The Internet's big secret by Hannah Livingston. BBC News, March 5, 2020. Data centres, serving our ever-increasing streaming, are among the planet's fastest-growing energy consumers. How Disney Wants to Take On Netflix With Its Own Streaming Services by Brooks Barnes. The New York Times, August 8, 2017. Movie studios like Disney are thinking about reaching customers directly, potentially cutting out middlemen like Netflix and Amazon. Older children turn to online TV viewing BBC News, November 25, 2014. How teenagers are switching from TV to streaming sites such as YouTube and Vimeo. As Music Streaming Grows, Royalties Slow to a Trickle by Ben Sisario. The New York Times. January 28, 2013. Streaming may be great for music fans; it's not so hot for performers and producers. Viewers Are Flocking to Streaming Video Content—And So Are Advertisers by Graeme McMillan. Wired, March 1, 2013. Streaming changes where the audience are, which radically moves the goalposts for advertisers and traditional TV-based broadcasters. Who owns streaming media? by Steven M Cherry. IEEE Spectrum. March 1, 2004. Explores the streaming media patent wars. Patents For even more technical detail, try US Patent 5,793,980 Audio-on-demand communication system by Rob Glaser, Real Networks, August 11, 1998; and US Patent 6,151,634 Audio-on-demand communication system by Rob Glaser, Real Networks, November 20, 2000. The original Real Networks streaming media patents. Please do NOT copy our articles onto blogs and other websites Articles from this website are registered at the US Copyright Office. Copying or otherwise using registered works without permission, removing this or other copyright notices, and/or infringing related rights could make you liable to severe civil or criminal penalties. Text copyright © Chris Woodford 2007, 2021. All rights reserved. Full copyright notice and terms of use.

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An independent audit ranked their speeds at 1, trial periodLinux and Windows OSConsSlow server response speedsWhat Customers Are SayingHostgator customers report being very pleased with the overall service and support they receive from this web hosting service provider. “Hostgator provides excellent service,” says one customer. “Their speeds are great, as are their software offerings. Very easy domain transfers and renewals. Couldn’t ask for more!”HostPapaAll HostPapa hosting plans include progressive streaming, giving users a lot of flexibility when it comes to uploading and sharing audio and video with their HostPapa offers a selection of shared hosting plans, for users who plan to do a significant amount of streaming from their website, a VPS hosting plan might be the best bet. HostPapa has five different VPS hosting plans to choose from, offering up to 32 GB RAM, 1 TB of SSD storage, and 8 TB of data get to select their level of control, with fully managed, managed, and self-managed options. They can also choose between CentOS, Ubuntu, and Debian operating systems. Key features that come with all HostPapa VPS plans include two IP addresses, root level access, a Softaculous license and an SSL certificate. HostPapa protects customers with firewalls, brute force detection, regular security updates, and GuaranteeFeaturesVPS Starts at $ 30 days> uptime >24/7 customer support >Website builder >More features at HostPapaPros & Cons of HostPapa Streaming HostingHostPapa gives customers a lot of choices, although one key option they do not offer is dedicated hosting. However, their perks include two free domain name registrations with each hosting account, and one of the most reliable uptimes of all the companies we reviewed. An independent audit found that HostPapa has a free domainsReliable uptimeWhat Customers Are SayingMany customers have made the switch to HostPapa and found higher rates of satisfaction. “I switched my website hosting service from another company to HostPapa, and it’s one of the best decisions I’ve ever made!” says one customer.” The customer support service from HostPapa is top rate, plus the price is right.”HostwindsCustomers who want to stream audio through Shoutcast, Hostwinds may be an ideal hosting offer three hosting plans specifically designed to integrate with Shoutcast. Depending on the plan users choose, they can have an unlimited number of listeners, and get up to 50 GB of storage and 384 KBPS bitrate space. All Hostwinds Shoutcast plans include unlimited bandwidth, performance tracking and analytical tools, and 24/7/365 customer also offers a variety of other types of hosting, including managed and unmanaged VPS hosting, dedicated hosting, and cloud hosting. They also give VPS hosting customers the choice between Linux or Windows operating of the type of hosting you choose, Hostwinds customers can count on real-time server monitoring; 24/6/365 technical and administrative support via live chat, phone, and tickets; nightly back-ups, and a state-of-the-art infrastructure for speed and GuaranteeFeaturesShoutcast Starts at $ Linux VPS Starts at $ Windows VPS Starts at $ Dedicated Starts at $90/month Cloud Starts at $.006931/hourYes; 60 days> uptime >Free domain >Free SSL certificate >More features at HostwindsPros & Cons of Hostwinds Streaming HostingOne of Hostwinds’ key pros is that they specifically offer plans for Shoutcast users, which is good news for anyone who wants to stream through that audio platform. They are also one of the most affordable web hosting providers on our list. Although Hostwinds’ promotes a uptime guarantee, an independent audit showed their uptime to be supportCloud hosting availableLow price pointWhat Customers Are SayingHostwinds is popular as a web hosting service provider, especially among users who are just starting out with web hosting. Says one customer, “It was easy to sign up, create a site and get up and running. As I move forward and progress, we may upgrade to take advantage of more features. Nice overall base plan though.”InMotion HostingInMotion Hosting offers users several options for streaming audio and video, as well as hosting live streams through platforms like Open Broadcaster Software OBS.Users can stream through any of InMotion Hosting’s web hosting plans, although their VPS or dedicated hosting plans may be the best bet for anyone who plans on streaming a lot of Hosting VPS plans start with 4 GB of RAM, 75 GB of SSD storage, and 4 TB of bandwidth, and go up to 8 GB of RAM, 260 GB of SSD storage, and 6 TB of bandwidth. Users also get a free SSL certificate, multiple IP addresses, and cPanel with you need even more resources, you can opt for one of InMotion Hosting’s three pre-made dedicated hosting plans, or customize your own dedicated features include SSH and DDoS protection, server snapshots, and 24/7 customer GuaranteeFeaturesVPS Starts at $5/month Dedicated Starts at $ 90 days> uptime >Website builder >Database backups >More features at InMotion HostingPros & Cons of InMotion Hosting Streaming HostingInMotion Hosting gives users three months to test out their services, offering a 90-day money-back customer satisfaction guarantee. This, combined with their relatively low costs, make InMotion Hosting an attractive option. Users may want to keep an eye on their website load speeds, as an independent audit found InMotion Hosting to have a server response speed of 1, price pointLong trial periodConsSlow server response speedsWhat Customers Are SayingInMotion Hosting has built a loyal customer base by delivering consistent, high-quality hosting services. “We have been clients of InMotion Hosting for several years,” writes one user. “This has been one of the most correct decisions we made, since the servers have been online permanently. And when we ask for support, they have been extremely kind.”IonosCustomers who need a powerful platform from which to stream audio and video can choose between Ionos’ dedicated or VPS offers five tiers of VPS hosting plans, ranked Small through XXL, that offer a maximum of 12 GB of RAM, 240 GB of SSD storage, and unlimited traffic. Ionos makes it easy to start small and scale up resources as necessary directly from your control dedicated hosting is better suited to your needs, Ionos offers four different dedicated hosting plans, with up to 64 GB of RAM and 800 GB of SSD of which type of hosting you choose, Ionos prioritizes customer support. VPS users get a Personal Consultant, who acts as a point-of-contact and server expert during regular business hours. They also offer 24/7 standard support to help with issues that occur outside of regular business GuaranteeFeaturesVPS Starts at $2/month Dedicated Starts at $45/monthYes; 30 days> uptime >Free domain included >Free SSL certificate >More features at IonosPros & Cons of Ionos Streaming HostingOne of the biggest pros of choosing Ionos web hosting is that an independent audit found that they have both an extremely reliable uptime and a very fast server response time 444ms. This also comes for a relatively affordable price, although Ionos does charge customers extra for back-ups, unlike many other web hosting server response speedsLow price pointConsBack-ups not includedWhat Customers Are SayingIonos users praise the web hosting company for having a user-friendly interface, as well as an excellent customer service team. “Ionos rocks!” writes one customer. “From quickly using click-to-build tools for creating sites to making sure everything looks great on every device, you can’t do better than going with Ionos.”iPageiPage focuses on providing web hosting solutions that are fast and easy to implement, so those who are new to web hosting can get online as quickly and painlessly as customers who want to host streaming media on their site, there are two options available from iPage – VPS or dedicated hosting starts with iPage’s Basic package, which includes 1 GB of RAM, 40 GB of disk space, and 1 TB of bandwidth. Users can increase their resources up to 8 GB of RAM, 120 GB of disk space, and 4 TB of bandwidth, available with the Optimum plan. Meanwhile, iPage’s dedicated hosting plans offer up to 16 GB of RAM, 1,000 GB of disk space, and 15 TB of features with iPage hosting include managed support, a free domain name registration for one year, and cPanel with root GuaranteeFeaturesVPS Starts at $ Dedicated Starts at $ 30 days> uptime >24/7 customer support >Database backups >More features at iPagePros & Cons of iPage Streaming HostingOf all the web hosting companies we reviewed, iPage is one of the most reliable, with an uptime of according to an independent audit. It also includes many e-commerce optimization features. A key drawback, however, is that they do not yet offer SSD storage, despite this quickly becoming an industry uptimeOptimized for e-commerceConsNo SSD storageNo unmanaged hostingWhat Customers Are SayingFans of iPage like this web hosting provider for its stability and value. “I love iPage,” writes one user. “Their support is great, and I love them to bits for the simplicity of it all.” Adds another customer, “I have been with them for a number of years, and they have always been outstanding.”JustHostJustHost is an affordable, scalable hosting solution, particularly for streaming users. They offer a variety of multimedia features, including support for streaming audio and video, MIDI files, and real audio and are four VPS plans to choose from with JustHost. Most plans offer unmetered website space and bandwidth, and the ability to host unlimited websites. For the best performance, users can choose JustHost’s Pro plan, which comes with a high-performance server, a dedicated IP address, a free SSL certificate, site back-ups, and plans include cPanel, one free domain registration, multiple subdomains, and email accounts and also focuses on simplicity, offering features that are tightly integrated with the control panel, like template designs, application installation, and advertising tools, so creating and launching your website only requires a few clicks. Customer support from JustHost is available 24/7 through phone, live chat, and GuaranteeFeaturesVPS Starts at $ 30 days> uptime >Website builder >Database backups >More features at JustHostPros & Cons of JustHost Streaming HostingWith unmetered bandwidth and website space available with most of their hosting plans, JustHost gives users an exceptional amount of freedom, especially considering their relatively low price point. However, they only offer VPS hosting, which may not work for all users. Also, an independent audit found their uptime to be price pointUnmetered bandwidth and website spaceConsUptime concernsLimited hosting optionsWhat Customers Are SayingJustHost customers report being fans of the web hosting company for their attentive customer service and reliability. “I have been with them nearly 4 years and they have been fantastic,” says one user. “Always someone at the end of the phone to resolve problems and never any major issues with service.”LiquidWebThe backbone of LiquidWeb’s customer base is small and medium-sized businesses, so they are an ideal choice if you plan on streaming a lot of content from your business’s have several hosting choices, allowing your resources to expand as your business grows. Customers can choose from a variety of VPS, dedicated, or cloud hosting VPS hosting bundles are a good value, combining 10 TB of bandwidth, SSD disk space, and RAM with site remediation and protection; premium business email, and free daily those who need more resources or want more control over their servers, LiquidWeb also offers dedicated and cloud hosting services. With these types of hosting, users also have the option to choose a Linux or Windows operating of LiquidWeb’s servers are high-quality, designed for speed with built-in SSD disks and CDNs. Support is available 24/7/365 via phone, chat and GuaranteeFeaturesVPS Starts at $59/month Dedicated Starts at $199/month Cloud Starts at $169/monthYes; 30 days> uptime >Free SSL certificate >Website builder >More features at LiquidWebPros & Cons of LiquidWeb Streaming HostingOne of LiquidWeb’s key selling points is that customers are allowed to register up to 30 domain names for free. They also let users choose between Windows and Linux operating systems, as well as several control panel options. However, customers should be aware that all of this comes with a higher price free domainsWindows hosting availableMultiple control panel optionsConsUptime concernsLimited hosting optionsWhat Customers Are SayingLiquidWeb customers praise this hosting company for being an excellent value, especially for the high level of service they receive. “The most significant factor that makes LiquidWeb a great hosting company is the tech support staff,” says one user. “Considering the support and the servers they provide, the pricing is good.”MochaHostWhatever your web hosting needs are, there are more than enough options to choose from with MochaHost, including Linux and Windows VPS and dedicated there are several available plans for each type of hosting. Common features among all hosting plans include unlimited free SSL certificates, SSD storage, a 100% uptime guarantee, and a price guarantee for future account renewals. All MochaHost servers are protected by Cloudflare servers support multiple databases and control panels, based on the operating system users choose. They also offer a geo-optimized network, with servers in more than 50 countries on six continents, guaranteeing fast speeds and low latency regardless of where you and your website visitors are located. Customers who already have a website on another hosting platform can take advantage of MochaHost’s free migration services to make transferring their site quick and GuaranteeFeaturesLinux VPS Starts at $ Windows VPS Starts at $ Linux Dedicated Starts at $19/month Windows Dedicated Starts at $24/monthYes; 30 days> uptime >24/7 customer support >Website builder >More features at MochaHostPros & Cons of MochaHost Streaming HostingCustomers who like many options will be pleased with MochaHosts wide variety of hosting plans, although some users may feel overwhelmed by the choices. One plus is that MochaHost offers Windows hosting, and for an affordable price. A key thing that is missing from MochaHost is automatic back-ups, which customers are responsible for hosting availableLow price pointConsBack-ups not includedNumber of options may be overwhelmingWhat Customers Are SayingMochHost has established a loyal customer following based on its speed, stability, and service. “As a longtime user of MochaHost, I can say honestly it’s fast and stable,” writes one customer. “If I mess up, there’s a 24-hour chat line that solves my problem faster than anyone else.”NamecheapNamecheap encourages users who want to stream media on their websites to consider their VPS or dedicated hosting. These types of hosting offer users the resources to host small media libraries within Namecheap’s secure and flexible are two VPS hosting plans available through Namecheap – Pulsar, which includes 2 GB of RAM, 40 GB of SSD storage, and 1,000 GB of bandwidth, and Quasar, which offers 6 GB of RAM, 120 GB of SSD storage, and 3,000 GB of bandwidth. Users can also choose dedicated hosting, for up to 32 GB of DDR4 SDRAM, and 480 GB of SSD offers both managed and unmanaged hosting with VPS and dedicated hosting. Other key features of Namecheap hosting include free site migration for existing websites; free SSL certificates; routine server back-ups, and firewalls; extra-fast SSD disks, and the ability to customize your server however you GuaranteeFeaturesVPS Starts at $ Dedicated Starts at $ 30 days> uptime >Free SSL certificate >Database backups >More features at NamecheapPros & Cons of Namecheap Streaming HostingSince Namecheap started out as a domain name registrar, it’s not surprising that they are generous with domains, letting users register up to three for free. Namecheap also has an overall low price point, compared to many of the hosting companies we reviewed, but beware – certain services, like bringing your server back online in the event of a failure, cost free domainsLow price pointConsCertain services cost extraWhat Customers Are SayingCustomers praise Namecheap for providing affordable yet reliable web hosting services. “What I like about Namecheap is that the prices are the fairest on the market, and it’s a simple and easy to use platform,” says one user. “My websites are never down or delayed, and their support is the best.”SiteGroundWhile video and audio streaming is not supported on SiteGround, if users want to host their website on this popular hosting platform, they can opt for one of SiteGround’s four managed cloud hosting basic Entry plan gives users 6 GB of RAM, and 40 GB of SSD storage. As needed, users can scale up to 12 GB of RAM, and 120 GB of SSD storage. All cloud hosting plans include 5 TB of data hosting means that SiteGround’s experienced team handles all of the configuring and maintenance on your servers. Their cloud hosting also comes with a unique auto-scale option, which will automatically increase resources in the event of traffic spikes, to prevent traffic loss and is also a priority at SiteGround. They offer Cloudflare CDN, SSL certificates, and daily back-ups at no extra charge, and support is available 24/7 via live chat and GuaranteeFeaturesCloud Starts at $80/monthYes; 30 days> uptime >Free SSL certificate >Free domain included >More features at SiteGroundPros & Cons of SiteGround Streaming HostingAmong all of the web hosting companies we reviewed, SiteGround ranked highly for server response speeds, with a time of 534ms, according to an independent audit. Their inclusion of Cloudflare CDN is also a nice perk. On the downside, their hosting options are limited, and their starting price is among the highest on our server response speedsCloudflare includedConsNo dedicated hostingHigh price pointWhat Customers Are SayingUsers are effusive in their praise for SiteGround as an all-around industry-leading web hosting provider. “Coming from a different hosting company, the difference in customer service is huge,” writes one customer. “Much warmer and more willing to help. Also, finally my website was loading faster than ever.”What Is Streaming Hosting?If you produce audio and video content, you may need a web host that supports streaming media. Not all of them addition, you’ll need a host that can cope with potential traffic spikes without downtime, and it’ll need to support the type of content that you intend to publish or your website the next YouTube? Pandora? Spotify? If your goal is to provide video or audio-on-demand to your site’s users, you need streaming so maybe your site’s not quite that big yet. Regardless, if you plan to stream movies, music, or video or audio files of any kind, streaming hosting is what will keep that media running smoothly with fewer snags and Streaming Needs Special HostingNot all hosting plans can accommodate the resources it takes to stream audio or video hosting is specialized for media sharing. Imagine how frustrating it would be for your users to sit through a video that constantly stops and for them to try to listen to music only to have their favorite songs cut off. How many of those visitors do you think would return to your site? hosting alleviates those kinds of issues. Some hosts that offer streaming plans are making them available via cloud hosting, which takes much of the burden of streaming off the local computer, speeding things up and increasing fidelity and Than Just Streaming Other Hosting FeaturesMany streaming audio/video hosting providers also offer managed hosting, removing much of the day-to-day management and maintenance from your plate. This allows you to do more with your media-streaming what you plan to stream is anything along the lines of webinars, tutorials, or industry leader interviews, you may want to look for a host that archives your streaming way, should anything happen to your site, you’ll be able to recover that data, and continue to provide service to your customers and Do Your Own Streaming?Over the last decade, streaming sites have sprung up all over the web. YouTube is perhaps the most famous, but there are thousands many with a high Quantcast rank.In some cases, it really is best to use one of these sites to upload content and simply paste an embed code on your there are some reasons to bypass these established services. So why should you set up your own streaming service?Streaming gives you more control over the way content is distributed to viewersYou can host content for other users using a membership system, possibly charging a feeYour content doesn’t need to be associated with anyone else’s brand or websiteIt’s easier though not hassle-free to host content that other sites may not publishYou can create your own Sure You Follow the LawNote that publishing your own content isn’t going to protect you from the a site like YouTube won’t allow something because it’s copyrighted or controversial, your web host will probably have the same some hosts do have more relaxed rules about what’s allowed to be to Look for in Streaming HostingSelecting the right streaming host is vitally important. The five critical features are reliability, bandwidth, storage, speed, and server we get to the details, here is a list of the features, what they mean for the website owner, and what your goal is for the website Streaming Features Mean for You and Your VisitorsFeatureOwner’s AttributeVisitor’s AttributeReliabilityMaximum UptimeMedia Always AvailableBandwidthLarge Streaming AbilityUninterrupted PlaybackStorageLarge Disk Space AmtAvailability of ContentSpeedSSDs and CDNsInstant Access to ContentServer PowerVPS, Dedicate, CloudDependable StreamingReliabilityIf your goal is to provide streaming media, your server needs to be constantly online. If media disappears halfway through streaming, it’s going to frustrate people, and users are unlikely to revisit the uptime is not common in the web hosting industry, and when you find it, it’s not is the amount of data that you can stream to your customers. If every show you need to stream is a gigabyte, you will need a lot of bandwidth, if you have a reasonable number of site a typical shared hosting plan may be marketed as “unlimited,” you’ll run into problems fairly quickly, since your usage is going to be disproportionate and could cause issues for other need sufficient bandwidth to handle massive amounts of data flowing from your host to your users, and the flexibility to cope with spikes in audio or video can be streamed, it must be read from a file on disk. Although you won’t need as much storage as you do bandwidth, you still will need a fairly large you have a lot of content, you might want to put your older or less popular content on a different server. Google and Dropbox both offer very good deals for you will still want to have a large storage capacity on your main nothing more frustrating than a video or audio track that continually stops and starts. Make sure you have speed on your side. Choose a server location close to your main the fastest disk speed, make sure that your host uses State Drives SSDs.Many hosts now only use SSDs, and many others offer it for a relatively small extra charge. It is seriously worth should you do if your user are spread out all over the world, or if you just want to provide the best service to the minority of your users who are located farther away?In these cases, you should seriously consider a content delivery network CDN.ServerStreaming audio and video requires much more from a web server than just sending text a few small images. So if you want to stream well, you will need a powerful of Server VPS, Dedicated, or CloudA VPS is the minimum you should buy for a streaming site. But serious sites use dedicated servers so that they run a completely isolated other main option is cloud hosting, since your site will be run from multiple servers in a cluster, which should help it cope with peak demand and Technologies HTTP and BeyondAdditionally, your server must specifically support the streaming technology that you want to hosts offer HTTP streaming on entry-level or mid-cost hosting plans, but this limits you to older technologies like RealPlayer and Windows Media anything more complex, such as streaming Flash video, you’ll need something like FFMpeg Talk About ScaleIf you plan to host videos that may get popular or go viral, you’ll need to be able to scale quickly, especially if you’re hosting HD video files that require a lot of you choose a host, make sure that it’s one that lets you scale up your resources as you need. Most hosts that offer VPSs will be able to accommodate your viewers.“Unlimited” Bandwidth and Disk SpaceBe careful with plans that offer “unlimited” bandwidth and disk space on shared hosting only offer unlimited resources until it affects other video, and even audio to a lesser extent, will almost certainly cause your content to slow down to an unusable this in mind, here is a comparison between the resources of a shared hosting plan and dedicated server plan between our editor’s choice hostsHostPlan TypeStorageBandwidthStarting PriceUser RatingSiteGroundShared10 GB SSDUnlimited*$ / GB SSD5 TB$ / HostingSharedUnlimited SSD*Unlimited*$ / HostingManaged VPS45 GB SSD2 TB$ / WebManaged VPS40 GB SSD10 TB$ / *”Unlimited” is subject to the host’s definition of reasonable resource consumption on shared About a CDN?On our blog, we’ve referred to the CDN as a game-changing technology for web hosting customers are producing more content, the CDN is really coming into its own, and streaming media is one of its many a CDN, your streaming content is hosted in multiple locations in your area and around the world, so it’s served more quickly no matter where the user is technology is ideal for any website that needs very high uptime and good speeds. It is why it is used by gaming giant You Get a Third-Party CDN?If your hosting provider doesn’t offer media streaming, you could use a third party CDN to bridge the this means you have to deal with two providers just to publish your posts or Out for CDN LimitsAdditionally, not all CDN providers will allow you to stream media, so check the specs carefully. You’ll also need to weigh up the pros and cons of push vs. pull a CDN Right for You?CDNs are very powerful, but they add a layer of complexity and a secondary cost. To conclude keep it simple, if you a host that offers a robust streaming service. If you have the perfect host but no streaming support, a CDN could be the and Cons of Hosting Your Own Audio and VideoStreaming audio and video is a serious endeavor. So it isn’t a surprise that there are some major pros and cons of doing it reasons to use streaming hosting to stream your own mediaProsYou have complete control of your contentIt’s easier to edit contentYou can customize media optionsConsIt’s expensiveYou’re responsible for all formatting and optimizationNot all hosts can scale with About the Pros of Streaming Your Own MediaHaving complete control of content is helpful. When you upload content to a third-party site like YouTube or Vimeo, you waive some you can’t control who sees it, and have little control over other aspects you can’t choose specific pre-roll ad.One of the best features of streaming your own content is your ability to control that you make changes to a video, you can simply replace it on your site if you’re hosting it yourself. If you were on YouTube, your video rankings, comments, and stats would be wiped is also really important. You get to choose the exact formats to offer to visitors. For example, you can offer downloads or even live About the Cons of Streaming Your Own MediaCost is probably the biggest thing that stops people from doing their own streaming. Video, and to a lesser extent audio, require a lot of storage space and bandwidth. And hosting that provides that does not come may seem like the biggest issue with streaming, but more important is your responsibility to make sure everything runs correctly — especially if you are selling streaming you upload a video to YouTube and then embed it, YouTube takes care of all that automatically. That is convenience that is hard to put a price than with most kinds of hosting, streaming is a place where you really have to be more traffic you need, the more data you need to transfer. Some hosts scale better than others. You need to do your homework and pick the right ThoughtsStreaming media is the future, and that future is and more, site visitors expect video and audio as part of your site. 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