English

Detailed Translations for buffering from English to French

buffering:

buffering [the ~] nom

  1. the buffering
    – As the client renders the stream, the interruption of flow while the client temporarily stores streaming content before playing it, in order to protect against playback interruption. The streaming content is downloaded into a buffer, and then played after an amount sufficient to prevent playback interruption has been stored. Buffering will always occur if the encoded bit rate of the stream exceeds the available network bandwidth. Because a Smooth Streaming presentation contains multiple copies of the video, each encoded at different bit rates, the client can use Smooth Streaming heuristics to switch to a bit rate that avoids buffering. 1

Translation Matrix for buffering:

Not SpecifiedRelated TranslationsOther Translations
mise en mémoire tampon buffering

Related Definitions for "buffering":

  1. As the client renders the stream, the interruption of flow while the client temporarily stores streaming content before playing it, in order to protect against playback interruption. The streaming content is downloaded into a buffer, and then played after an amount sufficient to prevent playback interruption has been stored. Buffering will always occur if the encoded bit rate of the stream exceeds the available network bandwidth. Because a Smooth Streaming presentation contains multiple copies of the video, each encoded at different bit rates, the client can use Smooth Streaming heuristics to switch to a bit rate that avoids buffering.1

Wiktionary Translations for buffering:

buffering
noun
  1. Stockage des données dans une mémoire tampon, dans un mémoire temporaire

buffer:

buffer [the ~] nom

  1. the buffer
    le pare-chocs; le butoir; l'heurtoir; le bourrelet
  2. the buffer (bumper)
    le butoir
  3. the buffer (nudge; push; shove; )
    la poussée; le coup; le coup de pouce; le butoir; l'impulsion; le petit coup; le choc; l'heurt; le cahot
  4. the buffer
    – An area of memory reserved for temporarily holding data before that data is used by a receiving device or application. Buffering protects against the interruption of data flow. 1
  5. the buffer
    – A quantity of time or materials maintained in the work flow as a cushion against fluctuations in throughput. 1
    la marge; le tampon

to buffer verbe (buffers, buffered, buffering)

  1. to buffer
    tamponner
    • tamponner verbe (tamponne, tamponnes, tamponnons, tamponnez, )
  2. to buffer
    – To use a region of memory to hold data that is waiting to be transferred, especially to or from input/output (I/O) devices such as disk drives and serial ports. 1

Conjugations for buffer:

present
  1. buffer
  2. buffer
  3. buffers
  4. buffer
  5. buffer
  6. buffer
simple past
  1. buffered
  2. buffered
  3. buffered
  4. buffered
  5. buffered
  6. buffered
present perfect
  1. have buffered
  2. have buffered
  3. has buffered
  4. have buffered
  5. have buffered
  6. have buffered
past continuous
  1. was buffering
  2. were buffering
  3. was buffering
  4. were buffering
  5. were buffering
  6. were buffering
future
  1. shall buffer
  2. will buffer
  3. will buffer
  4. shall buffer
  5. will buffer
  6. will buffer
continuous present
  1. am buffering
  2. are buffering
  3. is buffering
  4. are buffering
  5. are buffering
  6. are buffering
subjunctive
  1. be buffered
  2. be buffered
  3. be buffered
  4. be buffered
  5. be buffered
  6. be buffered
diverse
  1. buffer!
  2. let's buffer!
  3. buffered
  4. buffering
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Translation Matrix for buffer:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
bourrelet buffer draft proofing; draft strips; draught proofing; draught strip; draught strips; draught-excluding strips; roll of fat; sealing tapes; weather strip; weather stripping; weather strips; weather-strip
butoir blow; buffer; bump; bumper; jab; nudge; punch; push; shove; thrust
cahot blow; buffer; bump; bumper; jab; nudge; punch; push; shove; thrust bumping into; colliding with; crashing into; quaking; quivering; shaking; trembling
choc blow; buffer; bump; bumper; jab; nudge; punch; push; shove; thrust bang; blast; boom; bump; bumping into; colliding with; crash; crashing into; quaking; quivering; shake; shaking; shock; smack; thud; thump; trembling
coup blow; buffer; bump; bumper; jab; nudge; punch; push; shove; thrust bang; blast; blow; boom; boot; bump; bumping into; chess move; clout; colliding with; coup; coup d'etat; crash; crashing into; dash; dent; draught; drink; jab; kick; kicking; knife stab; knock; move; move at chess; nookie; nudge; overripe spot; punch; putsch; quickie; shenanigan; shot; silly trick; slap; smack; splash; squeeze; stab; sting; stroke of the clock; swig; thud; thump; wallop; whopper
coup de pouce blow; buffer; bump; bumper; jab; nudge; punch; push; shove; thrust
heurt blow; buffer; bump; bumper; jab; nudge; punch; push; shove; thrust argument; blow; clout; collision; conflict; controversy; crash; difference of opinion; disagreement; discord; dispute; friction; hit; jab; labyrinth; maze; nudge; punch; quaking; quarrel; quivering; row; shake; shaking; smash; struggle; trembling; wallop; whopper; wrestle
heurtoir buffer
impulsion blow; buffer; bump; bumper; jab; nudge; punch; push; shove; thrust boost; caprice; craving; drive; impetus; impulse; incentive; incitement; initiative; instigation; instinct; intuition; momentum; spur; start; stimulant; stimulation; stimulus; thrill; urge; urging; whim
marge buffer border; circumference; continuation; contour; copy margin; duration; fringe; hardcopy margin; headroom; leeway; length; length of time; limit; limiting factor; limiting value; margin; margin of profit; outline; play; profit margin; time span; trim; trimming; variance
pare-chocs buffer
petit coup blow; buffer; bump; bumper; jab; nudge; punch; push; shove; thrust blow; clip; clout; jab; knock; nudge; punch; slap; smack; small slap; tap; touch; wallop; whopper
poussée blow; buffer; bump; bumper; jab; nudge; punch; push; shove; thrust ambition; aspirations; boost; drive; driving force; energy; flow; force; gin; impetus; impulse; incentive; influx; insistence; jenever; momentum; motive power; motor; propelling-force; propulsion; pushing; rush; soul; spirit; spunk; spur; squash; stampede; stimulus; strength; thoroughness; urgency
tampon buffer hallmark; impress; imprint; seal; stamp; tampon; wad of cotton
- buff; buffer storage; buffer store; buffer zone; cowcatcher; fender; pilot; polisher
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
mettre en mémoire tampon buffer
tamponner buffer bang; dab; die; hammer; moisten; pound; seal; stamp; thump; wet
- cushion; soften
Not SpecifiedRelated TranslationsOther Translations
marge margin; page margin
mémoire tampon buffer
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
choc impact

Related Words for "buffer":

  • buffering, buffers

Synonyms for "buffer":


Related Definitions for "buffer":

  1. an implement consisting of soft material mounted on a block; used for polishing (as in manicuring)2
  2. a cushion-like device that reduces shock due to an impact2
  3. a power tool used to buff surfaces2
  4. (computer science) a part of RAM used for temporary storage of data that is waiting to be sent to a device; used to compensate for differences in the rate of flow of data between components of a computer system2
  5. an inclined metal frame at the front of a locomotive to clear the track2
  6. a neutral zone between two rival powers that is created in order to diminish the danger of conflict2
  7. (chemistry) an ionic compound that resists changes in its pH2
  8. add a buffer (a solution)2
    • buffered saline solution for the eyes2
  9. protect from impact2
  10. An area of memory reserved for temporarily holding data before that data is used by a receiving device or application. Buffering protects against the interruption of data flow.1
  11. To use a region of memory to hold data that is waiting to be transferred, especially to or from input/output (I/O) devices such as disk drives and serial ports.1
  12. A quantity of time or materials maintained in the work flow as a cushion against fluctuations in throughput.1

Wiktionary Translations for buffer:

buffer
noun
  1. portion of memory in computing
buffer
noun
  1. obstacle artificiel placé sur une voie permettant l’arrêt d’un véhicule empruntant cette voie.
  2. marteau attaché, attenant à une porte et dont on se sert pour la frapper.
  3. informatique|fr mémoire ou partie de mémoire permettre le stockage temporaire de données entre deux organe avoir des caractéristique différentes.
  4. Traductions à trier suivant le sens

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
buffer tampon PufferStoßdämpfer, zum Beispiel bei Schienenfahrzeugen
buffer réserve Reservegegenständlich: für einen Bedarfs- oder Notfall angesammelter Vorrat, Ersatzbevorratung