streamer
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- noun
- /ˈstriːmər/
- Specialized
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reproductor multimedia
- While both are great streamers with very similar hardware, there is one big compatibility difference between the two that may be important to you (or your home theater integrator).
- media streamer
- streamer supports
- content streamer
You're just flipping through TV streamers and there it is.
- You're just flipping through TV streamers and there it is.
- Are you interested in producing for the streamers of the world, the Netflix's of the world?
- And so it's always the typical list of either like theatrical distribution or the streamers.
- I know the studios and and streamers are worried about that, you know.
- Like you want to watch a show and you get that streamer, but then you don't.
- But if people have not seen this, Squeeze Bends was this spring going on some streamers.
Examples
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The media streamer allows you to watch your favorite shows directly on the TV.
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If you're in the UK, perhaps you can still access American streamers and access your accounts.
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You'll be seeing a lot of TVs and media streamers, things like Roku boxes, that play Netflix or Google TV.
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Here's a comparison of how the boxes stack up, the pros and cons of each, and the factors you should consider when picking the $99 streamer to add to your home.
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Many households now use a streamer to access various streaming services like Netflix and Hulu.
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The latest streamer offers 4K resolution and built-in voice control features.
Synonyms
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A device or program that lets you watch video and hear audio files
Compounds
- Jargon
A fishing lure with long wings that extend past the hook to look like a small fish
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Morphology
Etymology
Streamer comes from stream meaning 'flow' and -er meaning 'one that'. A streamer device is a tool that makes music or video 'flow' from the internet to your TV, so it is literally a 'thing that streams'.