Live or on-demand streaming requires flawless delivery

When you offer rich streaming media to customers -- whether video, music or some other dynamic visual or audio content -- you must to do it to perfection. Far more than static HTTP content delivery, streaming media tests the quality of the connection between the content source and the consumer on the receiving end. Any flaw in the connection shows up immediately as an interruption or degradation in the quality of your content, resulting in a disappointing user experience.

Meet the challenge with our scalable solution

Our Media Streaming meets the challenge by providing a secure and uniquely reliable, scalable and cost-effective mechanism for streaming media, both live and on-demand. Capitalizing on our massive Content Distribution Network, you can quickly and easily incorporate our Media Streaming into your media delivery strategy to ensure your customers are served without screen stutters or dropouts. With Limelight, you have an unmatched partner for broadcasting live events, such as entertainment and sports, and the confidence you can scale to accommodate unexpected traffic surges and audiences of any size.

Enjoy reliable streaming delivery every time, for every streaming media player format

Our Media Streaming flexibly supports all of today's leading streaming media player formats -- Windows Media Server, QuickTime and RealNetworks. (A separate product, Flash Video Streaming, supports flash delivery.) In all cases, you get the full benefits of our industrial-strength Content Distribution Network: backbone, link, server, and network operations center redundancy ensures that your content is not exposed to a single point of failure, and extensive peering relationships and sophisticated distribution techniques steer your content around the Internet's choke points. What's more, with us you're ensured reliable content delivery on time, every time.

With Limelight Media Streaming, you can focus on your content and audience, not network connections, servers, and licenses - just as many of the biggest names in Internet media delivery are already doing today.