Video on Demand (VoD) and Over-The-Top (OTT) videos are two popular methods of accessing video content. Both VoD and OTT allow users to watch videos when they want rather than scheduling their viewing around a TV network’s broadcast schedule.
However, there are some critical differences between VoD and OTT. The most obvious difference is that VoD is typically accessed through a pay-TV provider, such as cable or satellite TV, while OTT video is provided directly over the internet.
VoD allows you to choose what you want to watch and when you want to watch it. You can either pay per title or a monthly fee for a subscription service like Netflix.
With OTT, you still have control over what you watch, but the content is delivered via the internet instead of a cable or satellite provider.