IPTV and pay-TV operators
Originate channels and sell local avails across IPTV and streaming
Cable operators, telcos, and IPTV providers run channel lineups over managed networks and, increasingly, over streaming apps too. MSOOCast originates local and promotional channels, detects SCTE-35 in network feeds to fill local avails, and brings IPTV and streaming ad sales onto one decision engine.
Market context
49.0%
of all U.S. TV viewing went to streaming in July 2026.
Nielsen, The GaugeSept. 10, 2026$29.3B
projected U.S. connected TV ad spend in 2026, up 11% year over year.
IAB 2026 Digital Video Ad Spend & Strategy Report, via MediaPostMay 5, 2026
What gets in the way today
Local avails are underused
U.S. cable networks commonly reserve about two minutes per hour for distributors to sell locally. Legacy splicers make it costly to fill them well.
Two ad stacks for two networks
Managed IPTV and the operator's streaming app often run separate insertion and sales systems for the same channels.
Local channels cost too much to run
Community, promotional, and barker channels still need playout, graphics, and guide data.
What changes with MSOOCast
Local avails filled
Edge Splice detects network cues and fills local breaks with your campaigns and programmatic demand.
One ad decision for IPTV and apps
Moment Exchange sells both managed and streaming impressions from the same campaigns.
Low-cost local channels
Channel Foundry runs promo, community, and local channels with automation.
Headend-ready handoff
Network Fabric delivers MPEG-TS over multicast, SRT, or RIST to your headend.
The workflow
Receive
Network feeds arrive with SCTE-35; local channels originate in Foundry.
Detect
Edge Splice finds local avail cues and requests a decision.
Insert
Local ads are spliced at the headend edge or in the streaming path.
Reconcile
As-run and proof-of-play logs support billing and affidavits.
Products in this solution
Metrics in the console
What teams like yours watch day to day.
- Local avails filled
- Revenue per avail
- Splice accuracy
- Channel uptime