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Distribution and delivery

Define the channel once and deliver it everywhere you sell it

Network Fabric takes one channel and delivers it to every destination: FAST platforms, your OTT apps, IPTV headends, and hospitality properties. Each destination gets the format, markers, and program guide it needs, and you see what is on air everywhere from one view.

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What it does

  • Per-destination packaging

    HLS, DASH, CMAF, or MPEG-TS for each destination, with SCTE-35 passed through or conditioned according to that partner's spec.

  • FAST platform delivery

    Deliver the stream and program guide feed in the format each FAST platform asks for, with marker handling for platform-side ad insertion.

  • IPTV and headend handoff

    MPEG-TS over SRT or UDP multicast for operator headends, with markers intact for local ad insertion downstream.

  • Hospitality delivery

    Feed property headends and IPTV systems through an on-site edge node, with per-property branding and offers.

  • Multi-CDN

    Publish to more than one CDN and move traffic between them by health or cost, without changing the channel.

  • On-air confirmation

    Per-destination health, stream checks, and as-run reconciliation show what each partner actually received.

How it works

  1. Add a destination

    Choose the platform or endpoint and its delivery profile.

  2. Package

    Fabric produces the right format, markers, and guide data for that destination.

  3. Deliver

    The stream goes out through the CDN or handoff the destination expects.

  4. Confirm

    Health checks and as-run data confirm what each destination received.

Technical specifications

Formats, protocols, and deployment targets. Exact versions and partner-specific profiles are confirmed during scoping.

Network Fabric technical specifications
Streaming formatsHLS (RFC 8216), MPEG-DASH (ISO/IEC 23009-1), CMAF (ISO/IEC 23000-19)
Broadcast handoffMPEG-TS over SRT, RIST, or UDP/RTP multicast
Ad markersSCTE-35 passthrough, conversion between HLS and DASH formats, or removal
Program guideXMLTV and partner-specific EPG feeds per destination
Content protectionWidevine, FairPlay, and PlayReady through a CPIX-compatible key service
CDNMulti-CDN publishing with health-based steering
MonitoringPer-destination availability, manifest checks, and alerts

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