Video Distribution Sample Clauses

Video Distribution. The major source of traffic in the future is expected to be video related. An efficient support of video traffic is based on optimizing the location and operation of video servers. It is expected that storage facilities shall be distributed closer to the end-users, which implies the specification of both storing and distributing contents. COMBO shall propose such specifications that allow mutualizing video distribution for both fixed and mobile users.
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Video Distribution. During the Term, Customer can distribute Videos over Owned Media and Paid Media. “Owned Media” means Customer’s owned video delivery channels, including but not limited to email, portal, SMS, mobile app, and websites. “Paid Media” means third-party advertising channels, including but not limited to social media, connected TV, programmatic exchange, or publisher direct. Customer will be responsible for the creation, operation, and management of its Owned Media and can embed the Video Player into its Owned Media. “Video Player” means the SundaySky video player that enables dynamic Video and reporting. Customer may download Video(s) during the Term which will be in a static non- dynamic form that cannot be modified or personalized (a “Static Video”) and may distribute the Static Video(s) via electronic means during and after the Term.
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Video Distribution. Licensor may own, control or administers audiovisual products (“Video”). If applicable, and per the terms of this Agreement (and if indicated with an abovesaid “X” in Section 1), Licensor grants Licensee an non-exclusive master use license for Videos and shall pay a royalty to Licensor as provided in Exhibit “B”.
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Video Distribution. For all Video, audiovisual and multimedia masters that are broadcasted, streamed, publicly performed, downloaded and sold that are not returned for which payment has been received, a sum equivalent to fifty percent (50%) of the net royalty amount received by Licensee shall be paid as a royalty to Licensor.
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Video Distribution. DataVox will provide and install
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Video Distribution. The ESPRE LIVE provides APIs to control access to objects in the video archive, supporting object rendering in a web distribution model. It contains an underlying Java-based player that supports rendering multiple videos simultaneously on an HTML web page with programmable coordination among the videos. The player and its supporting JavaScript environment have all the elements required to: • Access the index and data files from an archive. • Buffer the video object so the video starts to play quickly (typically within 3 seconds) but can sustain interruptions in the flow of data from the server. • Manage the overall processor and bandwidth constraints. – The player supports bandwidth coordination among the multiple and simultaneously-playing audio and video streams. – Users can designate each video as “primary” or “secondary.” – When initial buffering occurs, the ESPRE LIVE mandates that primaries get to the initial fast start state (3 seconds worth of render time) before a secondary may start. – At any time while playing/buffering, the secondary(s) back off if a primary is pending a stall for lack of data. – Any video may have users effectively control its buffering bandwidth to a percentage of its computed average bandwidth requirement. For example, users may load a video at 110% of its average bit rate rather than loading as fast as it can — ESPRE LIVE supports both paradigms. – By comparison, competitive video compression technologies measure their bandwidth usage as an average value without considering data peaks that often exceed the average data rate by 50% or more. This can result in audio clipping, frame freezing and transmission delays. • Start a video on any designated frame. • The player supports an API that includes a request to play from frame(x) to frame(y) and/or start playing to end at frame(x). • Displayers use this to affect slider drag operations allowing the subscriber to advance or backup to any position within a movie or to move easily to selected scenes with no dependence on prior buffering. • Render the video from an internal memory cache. Users can buffer the video from a stream and not store it on the local disk. Thus, a two-hour movie is never completely contained within the client machine. • Support a coordinated actor/director rendering paradigm. – A Java actor represents each video rendered on the web page. – The page also contains, in this paradigm, a Java director that controls everything visualized by the actor(s) on the pa...
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