Content Operations & CMS
Metadata, ingestion, scheduling, captions, localization and partner portals.
- Age Rating & Content ClassificationAge rating and content classification assign standardized labels to media assets to indicate suitability for specific audiences.
- AI Transcription (Video)AI transcription (video) uses speech recognition to convert spoken audio into text.
- Auto-Captioning (Automatic Speech Recognition Captions)Auto-captioning uses automatic speech recognition to convert audio into text in real time or post-production.
- Bulk Video UploadBulk video upload is the process of adding multiple video files and their associated metadata to a content management system in a single operation.
- Channel Partner Portal (Content Partner Portal)A channel partner portal is a self-service dashboard where external content owners upload media, manage metadata, and view financial reports.
- Closed Captions (CC)Closed captions (CC) are synchronized text overlays that include dialogue, speaker identification, sound effects, and music cues.
- Content Availability WindowsContent availability windows define the specific start and end dates and times when a video title is accessible to viewers.
- Content Catalog ManagementContent catalog management is the system that stores, organizes, and controls access to video assets.
- Content IngestionContent ingestion is the process of importing video files into a streaming platform, including format validation, metadata assignment, and preparation for delivery.
- Content Moderation (UGC Streaming)Content moderation is the process of reviewing user-uploaded videos before or after publication to remove harmful, illegal, or off-brand material.
- Content Rights ManagementContent rights management is the process of tracking, enforcing, and reporting on the legal permissions for video assets.
- Content SchedulingContent scheduling is the process of defining when video assets become available, when they expire, and how they appear in guides.
- Dubbing for StreamingDubbing for streaming replaces original audio with a translated voice performance.
- Localization (Streaming Platform)Localization for a streaming platform is the process of adapting the product and content for viewers in different regions and languages, covering text, audio, captions, payment methods, and compliance with local rules..
- MRSS (Media RSS) FeedAn MRSS feed is an XML document that extends the standard RSS format to include video-specific metadata like duration, bitrate, and thumbnail URLs.
- Multi-Audio Tracks (Multi-Language Audio)Multi-audio tracks bundle multiple language audio files into a single video stream.
- Multi-Language UIMulti-language UI allows a streaming platform to display its interface, menus, and system messages in multiple languages.
- RSS Feed (Podcast & Video)An RSS feed is an XML document that lists media episodes with metadata like title, description, and enclosure URLs.
- Series, Seasons & Episodes StructureSeries, seasons, and episodes form the hierarchical structure of long-form video content.
- Subtitles vs Closed CaptionsSubtitles vs closed captions compares two text-on-screen tracks.
- Thumbnails, Posters & ArtworkThumbnails, posters, and artwork are static images that represent video content in user interfaces.
- UGC (User-Generated Content) StreamingUGC streaming is video content uploaded by your users or creators, not your internal team.
- Video CMSA Video CMS is the backend system where you upload, organize, and manage video assets.
- Video HostingVideo hosting is the infrastructure that stores video files and delivers them to viewers over the internet.
- Video MetadataVideo metadata is the structured data attached to a video file that describes its content, technical specs, and business rules.
- Video PlaylistsVideo playlists are ordered collections of video assets that play sequentially or allow user selection.
- WebVTT and SRT Subtitle FormatsWebVTT and SRT are text-based subtitle formats.