Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, AI is especially valuable for niche platforms as it helps surface relevant content even with smaller libraries.

Yes, Vodlix AI supports localization, ensuring users receive culturally and linguistically relevant content.

Yes, detailed analytics show how recommendations impact engagement, retention, and revenue.

You might consider alternatives if you need different pricing, specific features like AI recommendations, or more flexibility in monetization models.

Vodlix is a strong choice for OTT businesses due to its white-label apps, AI-driven personalization, advanced analytics, and multiple monetization options.

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

Not all. Vodlix, Muvi, Brightcove, and Kaltura offer white-label apps, while platforms like Streamyard and JW Player do not.

It is a streaming service that can deliver immersive virtual reality content alongside standard video, giving viewers an interactive experience rather than passive playback.

VR offers a level of engagement and interactivity unmatched by traditional media, which translates into higher user retention, increased viewership, and a distinctive selling point.

With Vodlix, you can set up a VR-ready platform comparable to services like Netflix or HBO in under three minutes, since the infrastructure is pre-built and designed for quick launch.

Yes. White-label OTT solutions provide the streaming technology ready-made, so you configure branding and content instead of writing software.

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.

Core DVR features include recording live TV, pausing and rewinding live broadcasts, digital storage for many hours of content, automatic series recording, and easy playback of anything you have saved.

OTT stands for Over-The-Top: media content delivered directly to viewers over the internet, bypassing traditional cable or satellite broadcast. Viewers can watch shows, movies, and videos at any time on any connected device.

Yes. Netflix streams movies and TV shows directly over the internet without cable or satellite, and YouTube, alongside user-generated video, offers original programming and live streaming, so both qualify as OTT platforms.

OTT content is accessible on smartphones, tablets, smart TVs, gaming consoles, and streaming devices, letting viewers watch anytime and anywhere with an internet connection.

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.

Yes. Broadcasters can extend their linear TV services by offering catch-up content, exclusive digital shows, apps & websites, integrate ad-insertion technology, and leverage their content library. Vodlix, for example, supports BVOD-ready infrastructure for broadcasters.

Catch-up TV is an IPTV feature that lets viewers watch programs that have already been broadcast on live TV, so they can catch up on shows or movies they missed without scheduling anything in advance.

The IPTV provider records live channels in real time and stores the content on a central server. Once a show has aired, it appears in the catch-up library for a limited window, where viewers can browse, select, and stream it on demand.