“Move divides video files into small segments called
“streamlets” and creates multiple copies encoded at
different bit rates. Each Move Player client reports back to the
web servers on available bandwidth, and as the stream progresses,
the system chooses the best possible streamlet version to fit the
bandwidth. This enables even HD-quality video to scale with good
quality to a mass audience, claims Move.”
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