Video on Demand theory

Video on Demand (VOD) theory refers to a system that allows users to select and watch video content whenever they choose, rather than following a broadcast schedule. It relies on internet or cable infrastructure to deliver videos directly to viewers, granting control over what to watch, when to watch, and often on which device. VOD transforms traditional passive viewing into an on-demand experience, enabling users to pause, rewind, or skip content. This approach enhances viewer flexibility and personalization, aligning with modern viewing habits and technological advancements in media consumption.