Frequently Asked Questions

IBC is aimed at operators looking to enhance their streaming platforms and industry professionals who want to stay ahead of the curve in broadcasting and OTT technology.

IBC showcases the next generation of streaming and broadcasting technology in one place, letting operators compare solutions, learn from experts, and track where the industry is heading. It is a key venue for staying competitive in a fast-evolving digital landscape.

Vodlix is an enterprise-grade OTT & IPTV platform offering fully white-label branding, broad monetization models (SVOD, AVOD, TVOD, hybrid), support for both live and linear TV channels, and flexible integrations. Unlike Muvi, Vodlix emphasizes customization, no revenue share, and stronger support for IPTV.

Yes. Vodlix supports both OTT (video-on-demand, live streaming) and IPTV (including linear TV channels). This makes it suitable for broadcasters or enterprises transitioning from traditional cable/IPTV to fully digital streaming platforms.

Vodlix is especially suited for: media companies building streaming services (Netflix-type), broadcasters moving from cable/IPTV to OTT, enterprises needing branded, secure, and integrated platforms, and startups wanting flexibility, less overhead and better return on investment without being locked into restrictive platform constraints.

Yes. Vodlix is built for enterprise scale. Its infrastructure, integrations, and support for high-traffic streaming including live and linear channels means it can grow with your audience without compromising performance or user experience.

While exact pricing will depend on your feature set, user base, and usage, Vodlix is positioned as more cost-effective. Key savings come from lack of revenue share, transparent pricing, and having all needed features (OTT + IPTV, integrations, custom branding) bundled in.

Yes. Vodlix offers a free trial for live streaming, though it’s more suited for smaller creators than full-scale OTT platforms.

Vodlix is ideal for live events with its low-latency streaming and integrated paywall for monetization.

Most are. Vodlix, Muvi, Brightcove, and Kaltura support both VOD and live streaming, while others may specialize in one.

WebRTC (Web Real-Time Communication) is an open-source technology that enables peer-to-peer audio, video, and data sharing directly in browsers and mobile apps, with no plugins required. It powers live streaming, direct user-to-user connections, and encrypted low-latency media delivery.

WebRTC delivers sub-500ms latency, far ahead of HLS at 5-30 seconds, RTMP at 2-5 seconds, and SRT at 1-2 seconds, which is why it is the go-to choice for real-time interaction.

It depends on the use case. WebRTC wins on latency and native browser support, making it ideal for interactive live streams, while HLS offers DRM support and requires a player. Both scale well and support adaptive bitrate.

Common uses include live sports and event broadcasting, interactive video streaming with chats and polls, virtual watch parties, cloud video conferencing, e-learning with virtual classrooms, and real-time customer support and telemedicine.

WebRTC gives OTT services ultra-low latency, strong encryption, and cross-platform compatibility for interactive features like live sports, watch parties, and audience polling. Platforms such as Vodlix integrate WebRTC-powered streaming for real-time content delivery.

BVOD refers to video content produced or owned by traditional TV broadcasters that is made available online on-demand. It typically includes catch-up shows, episodes, and sometimes exclusive digital content. Unlike subscription-only services, BVOD is often free for users and monetized via ads.

• Brand-safe environments due to broadcaster-vetted content.

• Highly engaged viewers who intentionally choose content, often resulting in higher ad completion rates.

• Precise targeting using first-party data, geolocation, genre preferences, etc.

• Measurable ROI via real-time analytics and the ability to optimize campaigns.

Most BVOD services are free (ad-supported) for users. Some may also offer premium, subscription-based or ad-free tiers. The core of BVOD is that users can access broadcaster content without paying subscription fees in many cases.

Viewers can access BVOD on a variety of devices: smart TVs, connected TVs, mobile apps, tablets, web browsers, etc. The flexibility allows audiences to stream content across screens.

Essential features include dynamic or server-side ad insertion, first-party data for targeting, solid analytics (viewership, engagement, ad performance), cross-device and cross-platform delivery, multilingual/localization support when relevant, and brand safety controls.