Enveu Media & OTT Glossary
A practical knowledge base for OTT platforms, streaming tech, monetization, playback, analytics, DRM, FAST, and media operations. Use A–Z to browse or search to jump to a term.
HD
HD refers to video resolution typically at 1280×720 pixels (720p), offering clearer image quality than standard definition for everyday streaming.
What is HD (High Definition)?
HD (High Definition) is a video resolution standard that typically refers to 1280×720 pixels (720p), delivering clearer visuals than standard definition for digital video playback.
How HD video works
HD video displays more pixels per frame than standard definition, allowing finer detail and improved image clarity while maintaining moderate bandwidth and device requirements.
Common uses of HD in OTT
HD is widely used for live streams, mobile viewing, and regions with limited bandwidth, offering a balance between video quality and streaming performance.
Why HD matters in OTT
HD enables reliable video delivery across a wide range of devices and network conditions, making it a practical baseline quality for scalable OTT platforms.
HD in OTT ecosystems
OTT platforms support HD playback across web, mobile, and connected TV apps, often using adaptive bitrate streaming to switch between HD and lower resolutions based on network conditions.
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