Streaming music, or more accurately streaming audio, is a way of delivering sound — including music — without requiring you to download files from the internet. Music services like Spotify, Tidal, and Apple Music use this method to provide songs that can be enjoyed on all types of devices.
Music services like Spotify, Tidal, and Apple Music use this method to provide songs that can be enjoyed on all types of devices.
[FOR STREAMING PROMO]
Contact us via email (info@Showcaseking.com) with your streaming quantity and put your spotify single/album link in the email along with your stage name number & Genre of music. (If you send artist page for streams/promotion without specifying the song, it will automatically go on your most recent release).
[FOR FOLLOWER PROMO]
Contact us via email (https://showcaseking.com/contacts/) with your follower quantity and put your spotify Profile page or Playlist link. (not artist for spotify link) We can not promote Pre-Releases – MEANING WE CAN NOT PROMOTE RELEASES THAT ARE NOT CURRENTLY LIVE. We only do real/ organic Spotify promo – WE DO NOT OFFER FAST/FAKE BOTTED STREAMS! IF YOU WANT FAST/FAKE BOTTED STREAMS ORDER SOMEWHERE ELSE.
DISCLAIMER: WE CAN NOT PROMOTE PODCASTS – OUR STREAMS WILL SHOW UP UNDER “YOUR PROFILE CATLOG” NOT PLAYLISTS!
You can check your daily Spotify stats at www.artists.spotify.com or by using the artist for SPOTIFY APP!
What is the difference between streaming and downloading?
Streaming is real-time, and it’s more efficient than downloading media files. If a video file is downloaded, a copy of the entire file is saved onto a device’s hard drive, and the video cannot play until the entire file finishes downloading. If it’s streamed instead, the browser plays the video without actually copying and saving it. The video loads a little bit at a time instead of the entire file loading at once, and the information that the browser loads is not saved locally.
Think of the difference between a lake and a stream: Both contain water, and a stream may contain just as much water as a lake; the difference is that with a stream, the water is not all in the same place at the same time. A downloaded video file is more like a lake, in that it takes up a lot of hard drive space (and it takes a long time to move a lake). Streaming video is more like a stream or a river, in that the video’s data is continuously, rapidly flowing to the user’s browser.
How does streaming work?
Just like other data that’s sent over the Internet, audio and video data is broken down into data packets. Each packet contains a small piece of the file, and an audio or video player in the browser on the client device takes the flow of data packets and interprets them as video or audio.
Sending video over the Internet, as opposed to sending text and still images, requires a faster method of transporting data than TCP/IP, which prioritizes reliability over speed.