  This paper delves into the synergistic potential of adaptive video streaming
over emerging 6G wireless networks, emphasizing innovative buffer control
techniques and detailed analysis of user viewing behaviors. As 6G technology
heralds a new era with significantly enhanced capabilities including higher
bandwidths, lower latencies, and increased connection densities, it is poised
to fundamentally transform video streaming services. This study explores the
integration of these technological advancements to optimize video streaming
processes, ensuring seamless service delivery and superior Quality of
Experience (QoE) for users. We propose novel buffer management strategies that
leverage the ultra-reliable and low-latency communication features of 6G
networks to mitigate issues related to video streaming such as rebuffering and
quality fluctuations. Additionally, we examine how insights into viewing
behaviors can inform adaptive streaming algorithms, allowing for real-time
adjustments that align with user preferences and viewing conditions. The
implications of our findings are demonstrated through rigorous simulation
studies, which validate the effectiveness of our proposed solutions across
diverse scenarios. This research not only highlights the challenges faced in
deploying adaptive streaming solutions over 6G but also outlines future
directions for research and development in this fast-evolving field.
