CMAF (Common Media Application Format) is a standardized container format for encoding and delivering fragmented media content. It aims to reduce complexity and fragmentation in the online media ecosystem by providing a single format that can be used for both HTTP-based adaptive streaming (like DASH and HLS) and progressive download. It primarily relies on fragmented MP4 (fMP4) and allows for a common encryption and content protection scheme. CMAF enables low-latency streaming and is widely used in modern streaming platforms and content delivery networks.
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