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How are spliceable streams different from streams that are not spliceable?

April 26, 2017different spliceable Streams

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How are spliceable streams different from streams that are not spliceable?

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Spliceable streams contain one or more splice points. If a video splice point is of the “seamless” variety, then that video elementary stream must meet certain VBV buffer constraints: it must have a particular decoding delay at the splice point.