Behind the scenes of video streaming (WiCS seminars 2026 week 5) @CambridgeComputerLab
Behind the scenes of video streaming (WiCS seminars 2026 week 5)  @CambridgeComputerLab
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Behind the scenes of video streaming: How is video quality measured
Have you ever wondered how Netflix or YouTube decides what video quality you see when your internet connection changes? This talk takes you behind the scenes of video streaming to explore how “video quality” is measured and used to deliver the best possible viewing experience. We’ll examine how streaming services automatically switch between different video qualities, why this matters, and how engineers determine what looks “good enough.” You’ll also discover how human vision plays a key role in judging video quality, and how algorithms are designed to predict which quality degradations human observers will be able to notice and which will disrupt their viewing experience.

This event was part of the Women in Computer Seminar series and took place as a live Zoom webinar on Tuesday 17 February 2026.
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