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Tech Papers 2026: This paper investigates Low-Latency Low-Delay (L3D) DASH, a set of mechanisms introduced in the sixth edition of the MPEG-DASH standard that enable fine-grained access to media through partial segments in Segment Sequence Representations (SSRs).
Abstract
Low-latency video streaming is essential for interactive live applications where both start-up responsiveness and end-to-end delay directly impact user experience. L3D-DASH allows clients to join streams closer to the live edge and to perform adaptive bitrate (ABR) switching at partial-segment granularity.
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