Streaming technology works for audio and video content by utilizing data compression and transmission techniques. Content is divided into small data packets and sent over the internet to be played in real time, allowing users to access media without needing to download entire files. The technology relies on protocols like HTTP Live Streaming (HLS) or Real-Time Messaging Protocol (RTMP) for smooth delivery. By using adaptive bitrate streaming, the quality of content adjusts dynamically based on the user’s internet connection, enhancing the viewing experience. This flexibility has made streaming a prevalent choice for entertainment and educational applications.