Today the new technology concept, called “Internet of Things” (IoT), presents a significant field of research, due to the fact that it promises many advantages to the users worldwide. Besides this, multimedia file streaming tends to be a daily user habit, as a result of the evolution of the internet and the capabilities of devices, such as mobile phones and computers. This tendency has established Cloud Computing (CC) as a vital technology due to the fact that it reduces economic costs, improves accessibility and flexibility, while it increases the total network performance too. This paper demonstrates a new technological approach for IoT architecture, where a layered implementation with the use of many cloud servers can offer optimized streaming and download, because of the significant reduction of the transfer time costs and the storage space of the Main Cloud Server (MCS). Moreover, users will have the ability to choose or adapt to their devices’ restrictions, between low - up to - Ultra-High Definition (UHD) quality for multimedia access and downloading, thanks to a new quality scalability feature which is introduced and is based on the new High-Efficiency Video Coding (HEVC) compression standard. Experimental results show the efficiency of the proposed approach with math formulas and graphs.