| Transport | Typical Use | Bandwidth (per stream) | Notes | |-----------|-------------|------------------------|-------| | | Live broadcast, contribution | 30‑80 Mbps (HEVC) | Low latency, packet loss tolerance | | MPEG‑TS over IP (SRT, Zixi) | Contribution & playout | 30‑100 Mbps | Secure, retransmission | | Adaptive Bitrate (ABR) DASH/HLS | OTT VOD & live | 15‑25 Mbps (4K HDR) | Multiple renditions for device adaptation | | HDMI 2.1 / DisplayPort 2.0 | Local playback | 48‑80 Gbps (raw) | Supports 4K @ 120 fps, HDR, eARC |
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