What is HLS (HTTP Live Streaming)?

HLS is a streaming method that sends video in small chunks over normal web connections, which makes it easy to reach very large audiences.

Why it matters

HLS breaks a stream into small files that any web server or content network can deliver. That is why it scales to very large audiences, at the cost of a few seconds of delay compared with a live meeting.

How it works in KEZAYO Meet

KEZAYO live broadcast uses HLS for large watch-only audiences.

A practical tip

Use HLS-style broadcast when viewers only need to watch; use a meeting or webinar when interaction is important.

Where it matters

• Virtual events and conferences — Virtual events need a stage, moderators and an engaged audience.
• Satsang and bhajan sessions — Devotional gatherings bring together families spread across cities.
• Cultural programmes and performances — Cultural events connect families and communities.
• Discourses and katha online — Discourses draw audiences that may be large and spread out.