Video transmission over the internet that looks like delayed livecasting is called
AVirtual video
BDirect broadcast
CVideo shift
DReal-time video ✓ Correct
Correct answer: (D) Real-time video
Explanation
Real-time video streams over the internet with only a slight lag, so it resembles a live broadcast that is delayed a little.
Virtual video is not a defined term for delayed live streaming.
Direct broadcast refers to signals sent straight to receivers, typically over satellite, not this internet stream.
Video shift is not a standard label for near-live internet video.
Small buffering and network delay are what make the stream appear slightly behind the live event.
Video conferencing and live sports feeds rely on such real-time transmission.
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