ENCODING: LiVE

ENCODING: VOD 

TRANSCODING & MASTERING: Content Engineering

ADolby Market Place: ADs monetizing, Dynamic Ad Insertion (DAi)

STORAGE: Clouds

Content Delivery Network (CDN): (WHIP/WHEP) Web-RTC

TRANSPORTING: File-based

TRANSPORTING: LiVE-Linear Feed

MultiAngle Media Players with Realtime Ai Captioning, Translating & Dubbing: HLS & web-RTC

Software as a Service (SaaS)

APi as a Service (AasS)

Consultant as a Services. (CaaS)

Premium Support

Driving the revenue: Many Television stations and cable TV with on-demand and linear channels are still ingesting LIVE video feeds from various sources, encoding them, inserting ADs, and delivering them to multiple destinations. Dolby’s cloud-based solutions are a perfect match to deliver a unified workflow for these customers to collaborate remotely. Overall, while ADs provide significant revenue for media companies, it’s essential to balance their benefits with user experience and data privacy concerns to ensure long-term success.

Ad-supported streaming video

While subscription-based video services seemed like the media industry’s streaming focus for many years, ad-supported video has recently stepped into the spotlight. Ad-based streaming services like Freevee, Pluto TV, and The Roku Channel have gained popularity and critical recognition with Emmy nominations for their original content. FAST (Free Ad-supported Streaming TV) channels, streaming on a set schedule with ads, have taken viewers back to the comfort zone of traditional TV. Some of the most popular online video services, from YouTube to TikTok, run with ads. Peacock launched in 2020 with an ad-supported subscription option, and fellow top streamers Netflix, Max, and Disney Plus have recently joined them in offering the less expensive tier. 

Interactive replays and highlights: Offer fans the ability to control replays and highlights from their own perspective based on their seat location. This could involve showcasing different camera angles or zooming in on specific players based on user preferences.

Here are ways to leverage the seating arrangement in a soccer stadium to sell products and services on mobile devices:

Targeted advertising based on location: Seat-specific offers: Partner with concession stands and merchandise vendors to offer targeted discounts or promotions to fans based on their seat location. For example, fans in premium sections might receive exclusive offers on high-end merchandise or catering services, while fans in the general admission area could see deals on combo meals or team apparel. Proximity marketing: Utilize beacon technology or GPS to send targeted notifications to fans based on their location within the stadium. As they approach concession stands or merchandise booths, they could receive alerts about special offers or new product launches.