Abstract: Digital streaming to loss intolerant clients is described. In one example, a system includes a repair module to repair an error in the stream of digital content having a plurality of packets configured according to a loss tolerant format. The system also includes a segment formation module to form the plurality of packets into a plurality of segments in a media presentation and a manifest module to configure a manifest file mapping time periods to respective segments of the plurality of segments within the media presentation. The system further includes a streaming server to provide the manifest file to a hypertext transfer protocol (HTTP) streaming client and form a response to the HTTP streaming client including at least one of the plurality of segments as requested by the HTTP streaming client based on the manifest file.

Abstract: Streaming digital content synchronization techniques are described. A response is received to a request to stream the digital content. The response includes a time at which the digital content was last modified (e.g., a last-modified header) and a time at which the response was generated, e.g., a date header. An age is calculated by subtracting the time at which the digital content was last modified, e.g., the last-modified header, from the time at which the response was generated, e.g., the date header. An age describing an amount of time the response spent in one or more caches, if available, is added as part of this age. The time is determined by subtracting the age from a predefined setback time and the stream of the digital content is rendered based at least in part on the determined time.

Abstract: Digital streaming to loss intolerant clients is described. In one example, a system includes a repair module to repair an error in the stream of digital content having a plurality of packets configured according to a loss tolerant format. The system also includes a segment formation module to form the plurality of packets into a plurality of segments in a media presentation and a manifest module to configure a manifest file mapping time periods to respective segments of the plurality of segments within the media presentation. The system further includes a streaming server to provide the manifest file to a hypertext transfer protocol (HTTP) streaming client and form a response to the HTTP streaming client including at least one of the plurality of segments as requested by the HTTP streaming client based on the manifest file.

Abstract: Streaming digital content synchronization techniques are described. A response is received to a request to stream the digital content. The response includes a time at which the digital content was last modified (e.g., a last-modified header) and a time at which the response was generated, e.g., a date header. An age is calculated by subtracting the time at which the digital content was last modified, e.g., the last-modified header, from the time at which the response was generated, e.g., the date header. An age describing an amount of time the response spent in one or more caches, if available, is added as part of this age. The time is determined by subtracting the age from a predefined setback time and the stream of the digital content is rendered based at least in part on the determined time.