The phrase "accommodate video" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability of a system, platform, or service to support or include video content.
Example: "The new software update will accommodate video streaming for all users, enhancing their experience."
Alternatives: "support video" or "include video".
Google has found a way to accommodate video as part of its philosophy that advertising should be useful.
The Google format has found a way to accommodate video in its philosophy that advertising is meant to be useful.
It has a built-in timer and a burst mode, which takes a quick sequence of photographs but does not accommodate video.
The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) recently published a blog post about the San Jose City Council proposal to install over 39,000 "smart streetlights". While "smart streetlights" themselves are not problematic, the lights have ports that can accommodate video cameras and microphones.
"The reasonable rates are an advantage for companies who have already set up their infrastructure to accommodate video, data and voice over the internet, especially since many people don't want to travel now," he says.
Our future work will focus on developing the QoS-aware module for cloud-based video processing and on utilizing multiple CAPs to accommodate video applications with overlarge offload data size.
That means that in the future, YouTube will be able to accommodate videos with more than 2.147 billion views — which was, previously, the most views YouTube imagined a video could ever receive.
A vast space has been created inside the venue's already cavernous halls to accommodate videos and film works that run the gamut from the familiar to the grandiose.
Now, he says, such companies are instead asking how they can build their networks to accommodate the video load of streaming video and conferencing.
The technologies use the same video codecs, but the latter can accommodate simultaneous video streams from multiple cameras.
To provide a more scalable network architecture for video delivery, network operators are currently considering novel metro/access network architectures which can accommodate replicated video servers directly in their infrastructure.
