In this video, i have explained Video On Demand VOD in Audio and Video Engineering, Television Engineering with following timecodes:

0:00 - Audio Video System / Television Engineering Lecture Series
0:18 - Outlines of Video On Demand
0:58 - Basics of Video On Demand
3:37 - Block Diagram of Video On Demand
5:54 - Working of Video On Demand
9:44 - History of VOD
11:44 - Applications of VOD

Following points are covered in this video:

0. VOD
1. Video On Demand
2. Basics of VOD
3. Components of VOD
4. Block Diagram of VOD
5. Working of VOD
6. History of VOD
7. Applications of VOD

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Details of Video On Demand VOD, Block Diagram & Components of VOD, Working of VOD, Applications of VOD:

Video on demand (VOD) is a system that allows viewers to access video content at any time they choose, rather than having to follow a set broadcast schedule. VOD has become increasingly popular in recent years, particularly with the rise of streaming services such as Netflix and Hulu.

The block diagram of a typical VOD system consists of the following components:

Content server: This is where the video content is stored and managed.
Distribution network: This is the network used to distribute the video content to the viewers.
VOD server: This is the server that manages the requests from the viewers and delivers the content to them.
Viewer's device: This is the device used by the viewer to access the video content, such as a computer, set-top box, or smart TV.
The working of VOD begins with the viewer selecting the video content they wish to watch. The viewer's device sends a request to the VOD server, which in turn retrieves the content from the content server. The content is then delivered to the viewer via the distribution network, typically using a streaming protocol.

VOD has a wide range of applications in various industries, including:

Entertainment: VOD services such as Netflix and Hulu have become popular alternatives to traditional cable TV services.
Education: VOD is increasingly being used in the education industry to provide on-demand access to training videos and instructional content.
Business: VOD is used by businesses to provide employees with access to training materials and other company-related content.
Healthcare: VOD is used in the healthcare industry to provide patients with access to educational and informational videos.
Overall, VOD offers a convenient and flexible way for viewers to access video content at their own convenience, and its use is likely to continue to grow in the coming years.