What does interactive video allow viewers to do?

Interactive video is designed to engage viewers more actively by allowing them to make decisions about their viewing experience. By providing the ability to control what they watch and how they interact with the program, interactive video creates a more personalized and immersive experience. Viewers may be presented with choices that can lead to different story paths, character interactions, or informational overlays, enhancing their involvement and engagement with the content.

Other options, while they describe features that can be present in various types of video content, do not capture the unique essence of interactivity inherent in interactive video. For instance, changing camera angles is typically a feature of live broadcasts or certain non-interactive formats, while pausing and rewinding are standard functions of playback systems, rather than features that define interactivity. Accessing additional content during playback may also occur in various formats but doesn't encompass the full scope of control and engagement that defines interactive video.