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HTTP Live Streaming

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Nov 1, 2026

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14:26
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speaker_0NARRATOR
14:27
What is the HLS streaming protocol and how does it work? HTML5 live streaming solutions have become more popular lately.
speaker_0NARRATOR
14:35
One of them is the HLS protocol.
speaker_0NARRATOR
14:37
There are some reasons why this is so popular, the most important of which is that RTMP lost its support by the end of 2020.
speaker_0NARRATOR
14:45
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Rich RedmondGUEST
29:13
And then even within that, naturally, the conversation was, oh, well, can I put my PPM encoding inside? Well, yeah, sure, we could do that.
Rich RedmondGUEST
29:22
Oh, I want to send HLS directly into it.
Rich RedmondGUEST
29:25
Well, yeah, we can do that.
Rich RedmondGUEST
29:27
And then that led into...
Rich RedmondGUEST
29:52
And so that kind of led to this idea.
Rich RedmondGUEST
29:54
And so to that point, In AMX, we have the Orban inside.
Rich RedmondGUEST
29:59
We have HLS.
Rich RedmondGUEST
30:00
We have the ability to add PPM encoding.
Jared WhiteHOST
13:28
That means for a single podcast feed, you can have your audio file in an enclosure, just like with any normal audio podcast feed, and then also have alternate enclosures for video files.
Jared WhiteHOST
13:40
These can be video files at different resolutions, like 720p, 1080p, but perhaps most importantly, you can have an enclosure for HLS.
Jared WhiteHOST
13:52
What is HLS? HLS stands for HTTP Live Streaming.
Jared WhiteHOST
13:58
It was originally invented by Apple, actually, and released in 2009.
Jared WhiteHOST
14:02
This has basically become the way video streaming works on the internet.
Jared WhiteHOST
14:07
When you play videos on YouTube, watch live streams on Twitch, Netflix, and chill, you are benefiting from HLS.
Jared WhiteHOST
14:16
HLS essentially breaks up an entire video in a bunch of small chunks and add a variety of resolutions and bit rates, and then during playback you get all the benefits of adaptive streaming.
Jared WhiteHOST
14:29
In a true live stream, these chunks are being generated on the fly and served to you in near real time.
Matt CundillHOST
11:23
Giving people an audio option is worthwhile when that option delivers a complete experience.
Matt CundillHOST
11:29
And if video is going to be a substantial part of your podcast business, use a podcast host with HLS support.
Matt CundillHOST
11:35
We recommend Art19.
Matt CundillHOST
11:37
We also recommend Captivate, Libsyn, Buzzsprout, Omni.
Matt CundillHOST
11:42
HLS, by the way, stands for HTTP Live Streaming.
Matt CundillHOST
11:46
The practical question is whether your host can deliver video properly to the podcast apps you want to serve.
Matt CundillHOST
11:52
Apple Podcasts now supports an HLS video experience through participating hosts, some of the ones I just mentioned, with availability depending on that provider and rollout.
Matt CundillHOST
12:02
Just ask the specific questions.
Barry OwenGUEST
23:18
TCP has a lot of overhead, and it builds latency when there's packet loss because it does retransmissions.
Barry OwenGUEST
23:25
And traditional streaming right now, we have HLS and Dash, which are the most common things for one-to-many streaming, right? If you're watching Netflix, if you're watching Apple TV, whatever it is, it's going to be HLS or Dash.
Barry OwenGUEST
23:42
WebRTC was originally designed for video conferencing.
Barry OwenGUEST
23:46
Still does a pretty good job of that.
Cara PacettiHOST
2:56
That is a great introduction and very good reason as to why we received this fan mail.
Cara PacettiHOST
3:01
So a podcasting Q&A listener from Denver, Colorado, sent me some fan mail asking, please do a full description of HLS format and what I should know.
Cara PacettiHOST
3:11
So Albin, I'm going to ask you some questions.
Cara PacettiHOST
3:14
Rapid fire.
Alban BrookeGUEST
3:18
Sure.
Alban BrookeGUEST
3:18
I mean, can I say first off, you don't need to know all of this.
Alban BrookeGUEST
3:23
Once you said HLS, you already know more than you really need to.
Alban BrookeGUEST
3:26
HLS is just a type of video file.
Norma Jean BelenkyHOST
1:29
Take a bite, because today we are talking to Apple.
Norma Jean BelenkyHOST
1:32
This episode features Jake Shapiro, head of creator partnerships at Apple, and we'll be speaking all about HLS video, how creators are implementing video in their omni-channel strategy, ad insertion in HLS video, and the iOS 27 podcast updates.
Norma Jean BelenkyHOST
1:47
Let's get down to Podbiz.
Norma Jean BelenkyHOST
1:49
Jake, thanks so much for joining us.
Norma Jean BelenkyHOST
5:33
Apple has a brand new CEO who is one of the original product guys of Steve Jobs.
Norma Jean BelenkyHOST
5:37
So we're going to see, hopefully, more interesting things continue to come out.
Norma Jean BelenkyHOST
5:42
But on the podcasting side – Launching HLS Video has been huge, right? Because like you were saying, you can go from audio to video and your experience and the way you consume the podcast may be fragmented, but your consumption now isn't.
Norma Jean BelenkyHOST
5:56
So tell us a little bit about, first of all, what you guys are seeing.
Losh MoodaleyGUEST
7:37
Or an option, right?
Rob GreenleeHOST
7:39
I mean, to have the audio and video option, since these platforms are increasingly through HLS streaming, they're putting it out where you can turn off the video and keep listening to the audio.
Rob GreenleeHOST
7:50
Over time, the audio track from the video is going to be the audio experience.
Rob GreenleeHOST
7:56
I think that's creating a lot of pressure on creators too, I think.

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Losh MoodaleyGUEST
28:16
That seems to kind of be what's happening.
Rob GreenleeHOST
28:19
Yeah, I would agree.
Rob GreenleeHOST
28:20
And I think all you have to do is look as far as Apple Podcasts and Spotify to see that with this focus on HLS streaming.
Rob GreenleeHOST
28:29
Because I think eventually the MP3 download of this pass-through concept is probably not going to be where we are five years from now.
Losh MoodaleyGUEST
7:40
Yeah.
Rob GreenleeHOST
7:40
I mean, I mean, to have the audio and video option, since these platforms are increasingly, through HLS streaming, they're putting it out where you can turn off the video and keep listening to the audio.
Losh MoodaleyGUEST
7:51
Sure.
Rob GreenleeHOST
7:51
O- over time, the audio track from the video is gonna be the audio-

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Rob GreenleeHOST
28:17
Mm-hmm.
Losh MoodaleyGUEST
28:17
That seems to k- to kind of be what's happening.
Rob GreenleeHOST
28:20
Yeah, I w- I would agree, and it, I think all you have to do is look as far as Apple Podcasts and Spotify to see that with this focus on HLS streaming because I think eventually the MP3 download-
Losh MoodaleyGUEST
28:35
Mm-hmm
Kirk HarnackHOST
6:24
So, Matt, I'm giving a talk here on this technology, the streaming tech.
Kirk HarnackHOST
6:28
It's been around a few years, called HLS.
Kirk HarnackHOST
6:31
It's Apple HLS, HTTP Live Streaming.
Kirk HarnackHOST
6:35
And it was invented for some reasons, which are actually maybe a little less important now, but...
Kirk HarnackHOST
6:41
It's useful for many other reasons.
Kirk HarnackHOST
6:43
Now, you were telling me about you were an early adopter of HLS for your radio stations.
Kirk HarnackHOST
6:50
Tell me about that experience, why you adopted this HLS over IceCast or ShoutCast.
Matt LevinGUEST
6:56
So, might have been 10 plus years ago, you know, as our streaming numbers were starting to really pick up, we had a lot of people complaining, you know, emailing us and saying, hey, I can't stream your Ice Cash stream.

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