Solution
Channel origination & playout
Stand up a new channel as a configuration rather than a procurement — then run it unattended, on the infrastructure that suits its economics.
The challenge
What usually goes wrong
A new channel used to be a capital project
Hardware playout chains price experimentation out of existence. By the time the rack is built, the commercial window has moved.
Cloud and on-premise pull in different directions
Two products, two skill sets and two support contracts is how most vendors answer hybrid. It doubles the operational surface.
Unattended means genuinely unattended
A channel that needs a human at 03:00 is not automated. Redundancy, monitoring and alarm escalation have to be part of the platform, not bolted on.
The workflow
How we put it together
Plan the schedule
Playlists arrive from your existing traffic and scheduling system, or are built directly in the automation. Dynamo imports playlists from heterogeneous systems and reconciles as-run data back to them, so the scheduling tool you already own stays in place.
DynamoPull the content
Assets, proxies, subtitles and rights metadata come from the asset layer. Nothing is copied by hand into a playout folder.
SynaxisPlay it out
Channel-in-a-box architecture, up to 4 HD or one 4K HDR channel per server, SCTE-35 signalling and ad insertion, graphics with DVE, live event handling and subtitles — unattended, 24/7.
DynamoConvert and monitor the output
Format and protocol conversion to whatever each distribution path needs, plus real-time monitoring and integrated compliance recording on every channel.
Panorama+Outcome
What changes once it is running
- New channels launch in days, from configuration rather than procurement.
- The same build runs on bare metal, in a hybrid split, or fully on Azure, AWS, Oracle or Tata.
- Multi-level redundancy from 1+1 to 1+n, sized to what the outage would actually cost.
- One vendor, one support contract, one escalation path for the whole chain.
Products involved
The parts this uses
Related
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