simulcast

So it would have been possible for two TV stations to team up and do a 3-D simulcast!

Crunchyroll[1] is the big name in streaming nowadays, and they simulcast a substantial portion of each season.

And of course when US channels are simulcast in Canada, US ads just run as is.

A few technical details on the video implementation if anyone is interested: We are using Simulcast for the video tracks.

This might be interesting low cost system for someone who need simulcast live video streams to millions of users at really low cost.

Funimation licenses for retail, simulcast and library streaming, and I believe they do their streaming via Hulu.

Yes, you certainly could use MoQ to send multiple streams (WebRTC simulcast style).

A local radio station simulcast the concert, and I was able to record most of it on a C-90 tape.

I would send your high quality stream to something like Broadcast Box with Simulcast enabled.

Controllers don't always simulcast on the military and civilian frequencies.

Even for real-time use cases, the range of bitrates where (spatial) SVC provides an advantage over simulcast is relatively small, and it's not a big advantage.

At a previous role, we needed nanosecond precision for a simulcast radio communications system.

Simulcast the “nothing on my end” to both your J1 and your J3.

Simulcast/SVC, for example, are irrelevant outside of multiway video.