Streaming latency is the delay between a live action and its on-screen delivery, measured in milliseconds. It determines real-time interactivity for live sports, auctions, and gaming. Low latency benefits broadcasters, esports players, and viewers seeking instant engagement, while buffering-free streaming relies on optimized networks. Reducing this lag improves user experience and monetization for platforms.
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