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| a streamed broadcast as opposed to a downloadable file |
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| the amount of data that can be delivered in a set amount of time, usually measured as the number of bits (or megabytes) per second |
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| uniform/universal resource locator - the address of a website |
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| a short text indicating the URL of a website |
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| the planning component of a webcast |
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| the capture component of a webcast |
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| the compression and reduction of data size for webcasting |
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| the way a recipient accesses a webcast |
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| charge coupled device: a type of image sensor in a camera |
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| Complimentary Metal-Oxide Semiconductor: a type of image senor in a camera |
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| the phenomenon in which our brain perceives motion when presented with multiple still images |
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| the phenomenon that our retina continues to perceive an image after the image no longer enters the eye |
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| video compressor-decompressor |
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| the wrapper for video data |
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| to send data in real time from a server to a client computer |
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| the system that handles delivery of audio/video data over the internet |
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| the computer that makes requests and receives data from a server |
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| a specific URL carrying a stream of data |
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| a message from a remote system asking to be connected to a data stream |
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