MPEG-DASH (Dynamic Adaptive Streaming over HTTP) is a technology that allows video and audio content to be streamed over the internet efficiently. It breaks media files into small segments, enabling adaptive streaming based on the viewer's internet speed and device capabilities. This means that the quality of the video can automatically adjust in real-time, providing a smoother viewing experience without interruptions. MPEG-DASH is widely used in various applications, including online video platforms and live broadcasts. It supports multiple codecs and formats, making it versatile for different types of media. By using standard HTTP protocols, it can easily integrate with existing web infrastructure, enhancing accessibility for users.