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VoD

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VoD (noun) means an abbreviation for "video on demand" — video content, such as a TV show or recorded stream, that can be watched whenever the viewer chooses rather than at a fixed broadcast time. Example: “I missed the live stream but caught the VOD later that night.”

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An abbreviation for "video on demand" — video content, such as a TV show or recorded stream, that can be watched whenever the viewer chooses rather than at a fixed broadcast time.
"I missed the live stream but caught the VOD later that night."
"The service lets subscribers browse a huge VOD library."

How to use VoD

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishA recorded video you can watch any time, instead of only during a live broadcast.

When to use it

Common in streaming and gaming contexts (e.g., Twitch VODs).

Common pairings
watch the VOD VOD library
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What does “VoD” mean?
The word “VoD” means an abbreviation for "video on demand" — video content, such as a TV show or recorded stream, that can be watched whenever the viewer chooses rather than at a fixed broadcast time. In plain terms, a recorded video you can watch any time, instead of only during a live broadcast.
How do you use “VoD” in a sentence?
Here is “VoD” used in a sentence: “I missed the live stream but caught the VOD later that night.”
What part of speech is “VoD”?
“VoD” is a noun.
What is the meaning of VoD?
"VoD" (noun) means an abbreviation for "video on demand" — video content, such as a TV show or recorded stream, that can be watched whenever the viewer chooses rather than at a fixed broadcast time.