IPTV (Internet Protocol Television) is a technology that delivers television programming and video content through IP (Internet Protocol) networks, rather than traditional methods such as broadcast, cable, or satellite TV.
Unlike conventional TV services, IPTV uses the TCP/IP suite to transmit video content. This allows users to stream live TV channels or access on-demand content via internet-based infrastructure, typically provided by a service provider.
While IPTV is commonly used for residential entertainment services, it can also be deployed within private networks—such as in corporate or educational environments—to stream video content. However, these enterprise-level applications are less widespread due to challenges like network complexity, latency, and scalability limitations.
