Dedicated to Video Hosting / Video Space
Have you ever thought about pausing a video preview on a web page, then scanning a QR code with your phone to continue watching on your mobile device? Sounds familiar, right? In the video industry, many video websites have implemented QR code sharing and screen transfer features. However, true multi-screen integration has not yet been achieved. This can only be narrowly defined as a QR code sharing function, because current QR code sharing does not support resume playback.
Resume playback means playing a TV series on a PC, pausing it, then using a phone or iPad to scan a QR code and continue watching on that device, achieving a truly seamless transition. This is quite different from the previous three-screen integration layout. It can be seen as an upgraded version based on that concept, providing users with a better experience and more accurate content sharing. The importance of this strategy is evident from the recent industry trends of major video portals.
Not only are content-focused video websites aggressively pushing "catalysts" for multi-screen integration, but following closely behind the major video portals, the video technology solution provider dedicated to video hosting—Polyv—has also not lagged behind in upgrading its QR code feature after launching it. Polyv's QR code function currently supports free switching between three screens, not limited to a specific app. As long as there is an app capable of scanning QR codes, playback can be smooth. According to the latest service announcement from Polyv, it is believed that the multi-screen integration strategy will be realized in the near future, achieving true resume playback and benefiting countless website owners and users.
QR codes were initially only able to identify products, not describe them. Driven by the internet, they have now developed to store large amounts of information. It is believed that QR codes will make further progress in the future. Until then, let's look forward to how the video industry will play with "QR codes"!
