The Problem with Conventional Streaming
Traditional HLS and DASH protocols stream the entire video frame at a fixed frame rate (FPS). Even when only a portion of the screen changes, the whole frame is updated, causing bandwidth waste and latency issues.
Data Usage Over 1 Hour of Streaming
Our Invention: Dynamic FPS Streaming
HLS.ai introduces a breakthrough: dividing each frame into multiple regions (10, 100, or more). Each region is dynamically assigned its own frame rate depending on motion. High-motion areas use higher FPS, static areas use lower FPS. This reduces bandwidth, lowers latency, and maintains quality.
Use Cases
Dynamic FPS streaming benefits platforms where video delivery scale drives massive costs. By reducing redundant data transmission, it enables lower bandwidth bills and better viewer experience.
- 🎬 Global Streaming Platforms – Reduce CDN spend significantly
- 📡 Broadcasters & OTT Services – Deliver live events at lower latency
- 🎓 Online Education Platforms – Static slides low FPS, teacher high FPS
- 🎮 Gaming & Esports – UI low FPS, gameplay high FPS
Patent Status
This technology is the subject of a U.S. Provisional Patent Application (No. 63/873,348), titled “Method and System for Dynamic Frame Rate Streaming by Spatial Segmentation of Video Frames.”
Patent Pending