Depends on how you configure buffers, chunk sizes, key frames and other parameters. It is possible to get the same or better latency with chunked streaming comp

Depends on how you configure buffers, chunk sizes, key frames and other parameters. It is possible to get the same or better latency with chunked streaming compared to Icecast. With DASH the client knows the timestamps of available chunks and the server time, so it can deliberately play as close to the live edge as possible or keep a larger buffer depending on network conditions. Edit: If you want really really low latencies (<100ms) you can use WebRTC for broadcast streaming to the browser. If the network has a hiccup it will instantly show in the stream though, so for robustness chunked HTTP streaming is a much better choice at the cost of a few seconds latency.