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Technology

Standards and formats

MSOOCast is built on open broadcast and advertising standards, so it connects to the encoders, ad servers, CDNs, and platforms you already use. Versions were checked in October 2026.

Ad signaling

How a break is announced inside the video, from the automation system to the edge.

Ad signaling
StandardBodyVersionWhat it isHow MSOOCast uses it
SCTE 35SCTEANSI/SCTE 35-1 2023r2; SCTE 35-2 2026 (event-based)Digital program insertion cueing messagesWritten by Channel Foundry and Live Desk; read and validated by Edge Splice in MPEG-TS, HLS and DASH.
SCTE 104SCTEANSI/SCTE 104 2023Automation-to-compression APILive Desk sends break requests to upstream encoders, which convert them to SCTE 35.
SCTE 224 (ESNI)SCTEANSI/SCTE 224 2021Event scheduling and notification for policies such as blackoutsRegional blackout and alternate-content rules for live events.

Contribution and transport

How live and file sources reach the platform and leave it toward headends.

Contribution and transport
StandardBodyVersionWhat it isHow MSOOCast uses it
SRTHaivision / SRT Alliance (open source)libsrt 1.5.xSecure, reliable transport over the public internetPrimary contribution protocol for venue and studio feeds; headend handoff.
RISTVideo Services ForumTR-06-1 Simple, TR-06-2 Main, TR-06-3 AdvancedInteroperable reliable internet stream transportContribution and site-to-site distribution where partners standardize on RIST.
MPEG-2 Transport StreamISO/IECISO/IEC 13818-1Broadcast containerInput from encoders and output to IPTV and cable headends over UDP/RTP multicast.
RTMPIndustry de facto—Legacy streaming ingestAccepted for simple live sources; SRT is recommended for production.

Packaging and delivery

The formats viewers' devices actually play.

Packaging and delivery
StandardBodyVersionWhat it isHow MSOOCast uses it
HTTP Live Streaming (HLS)IETFRFC 8216 (2nd edition in IETF draft)Adaptive streaming for Apple, smart TVs and most FAST platformsDefault output; ad breaks carried with EXT-X-DATERANGE or CUE-OUT/IN tags.
MPEG-DASHISO/IECISO/IEC 23009-1:2026 (6th edition)Adaptive streaming for Android, web and many TVsOutput with SCTE 35 carried in EventStream or emsg boxes.
CMAFISO/IECISO/IEC 23000-19:2024Common fragmented-MP4 media format for HLS and DASHOne set of segments serves both HLS and DASH, reducing storage and CDN cost.
CPIXDASH Industry ForumDASH-IF specificationContent protection key exchangeConnects packaging to Widevine, FairPlay and PlayReady key services.

Advertising

How ad decisions are requested, bid, delivered and measured.

Advertising
StandardBodyVersionWhat it isHow MSOOCast uses it
VASTIAB Tech Lab4.3, with CTV addendum (2024)Video ad serving templateEdge Splice requests and parses ads from any VAST-compliant ad server.
VMAPIAB Tech Lab1.0Ad break schedules for on-demand videoDefines break positions for VOD titles in OTT apps.
OpenRTBIAB Tech Lab2.6Real-time bidding protocol, including ad pods for CTVMoment Exchange sends pod-aware bid requests to programmatic demand.
Content TaxonomyIAB Tech Lab3.1Standard content categoriesMoment Exchange labels each scene so buyers can target and exclude by category.
CTV Ad PortfolioIAB Tech LabFinal guidance, July 2026Pause, menu, overlay, screensaver, in-scene and squeezeback formatsNon-interruptive formats such as squeezebacks during live events.
Open Measurement SDKIAB Tech LabOM SDKThird-party viewability and verificationSupported where the player integrates OM SDK.
ads.txt, app-ads.txt, sellers.json, SupplyChain objectIAB Tech LabCurrentSupply-chain transparencyLets buyers verify that MSOOCast-sold inventory is authorized.

Captions, audio and guide data

What keeps a channel compliant and findable.

Captions, audio and guide data
StandardBodyVersionWhat it isHow MSOOCast uses it
CEA-608 / CEA-708CTACTA-608-E, CTA-708-EBroadcast closed captionsPassed through from source to every output.
WebVTT and IMSCW3CWebVTT; IMSC 1.1Captions and subtitles for streamingGenerated or carried for HLS and DASH outputs.
ATSC A/85ATSCRecommended practiceLoudness for U.S. television (−24 LKFS); referenced by the FCC under the CALM ActLoudness normalization for programs and ads, so breaks are not louder than content.
EBU R 128EBURecommendationLoudness normalization (−23 LUFS)Alternative loudness target for international channels.
XMLTVOpen format—Electronic program guide dataGuide exports, alongside partner-specific formats where required.

Note

Standard names are the property of their respective organizations. Support for a specific profile or partner variant is confirmed during scoping.