Category: Glossary

Refers to the cryptographic process of creating a private key (used in SSL/TLS) based on an existing certificate and CSR (Certificate Signing Request). Usually done via command-line tools like OpenSSL.

A VLC feature that enables you to stream content from an online or local network URL, supporting various protocols like HTTP, RTSP, and RTMP.

A tool provided by Roku that allows content creators to publish their streaming channels on the Roku platform without needing to develop a custom app.

A unique identification code for RBC (Royal Bank of Canada) used in international wire transfers to identify the bank and branch.

VLC Media Player allows you to stream video or audio content over a network by providing a media source URL in the “Open Network Stream” option.

Refers to the use of a Content Delivery Network (CDN) for live video streaming to deliver high-quality, low-latency streams to users across the globe.

A system that allows users to select and watch video content whenever they choose, rather than at a scheduled broadcast time.

DVR (Digital Video Recorder) for Streaming Video is a technology used to record live streams.

A legacy streaming server by Adobe, previously used for RTMP-based live and VOD streaming. It has been largely replaced by modern streaming solutions like HLS, WebRTC, and DASH.

A feature in VLC Media Player that allows users to play video streams from online sources by entering a streaming URL (HLS, RTMP, RTP, etc.). This is useful for testing and monitoring live streams.