Frequently Asked Questions

Hyper-personalization uses data analytics to tailor content to each viewer's individual preferences, with the goal of boosting engagement and loyalty in an increasingly crowded streaming market.

HVOD combines elements of subscription (SVOD), ad-supported (AVOD), and free ad-supported TV (FAST) in one offering, giving viewers a more flexible experience and platforms a more sustainable, profitable model.

As video reaches global audiences, demand is rising for content that fits local languages and cultural nuances. Offering multi-language, culturally adapted content broadens reach and improves engagement worldwide.

Migration timelines vary depending on your content library and technical requirements. On Vodlix the web platform is live instantly once your content is in, while larger media businesses with thousands of videos, branded applications, and custom integrations should allow time for testing, and the app store reviews are the only wait.

A Top 10 list is a curated content rail that surfaces your best titles at the top of the platform so viewers see them first. It is a common engagement tool on OTT and IPTV services for showcasing standout content.

They shorten the path between opening the app and pressing play by immediately showing viewers the titles most worth watching. That helps audiences discover your best content instead of scrolling through the full catalog.

Yes. The Top 10 list is live across all platforms, with dedicated layouts for desktop, TV apps, and mobile apps.

On Vodlix, the Top 10 feature is built into the platform, and the announcement includes a short video walkthrough showing how to set it up. You simply choose the titles you want to rank and the list appears across your apps.

Yes, the list is curated by you, so you decide which content earns a spot. That lets you promote whatever best supports your current engagement plan.

Yes, the feature is live across all Vodlix platforms, so it can be enabled on existing OTT and IPTV services right away.

Not completely. Streaming is changing how audiences consume video, but broadcasting remains important for live television, mass distribution, sports, news, and other linear programming. Many media companies now operate both broadcast and streaming services.

Broadcasting primarily distributes scheduled content through terrestrial, satellite, or cable networks. Streaming delivers video through IP networks and can support live, on-demand, catch-up, and personalized viewing.

Neither is universally better. Streaming provides greater flexibility and personalization, while broadcasting can provide highly efficient mass distribution and predictable live delivery. The appropriate model depends on the use case.

Yes. Broadcasters can extend their existing content operations into OTT through live streaming, VOD, catch-up services, and dedicated applications for smart TVs, mobile devices, and the web.

Yes. Streaming video is delivered through an IP network, normally the public internet or a managed IP network. Playback quality depends partly on the viewer's network connection.

Traditional broadcasting generally has lower and more predictable latency. However, modern low-latency streaming technologies can significantly reduce the gap, particularly for live sports and other time-sensitive applications.

Streaming platforms can collect detailed first-party data about viewing sessions, watch time, playback failures, device types, and content engagement. This provides operators with considerably more granular insight into digital viewing behavior.

Yes. A media company can distribute the same program through both broadcast and streaming channels, provided it has the necessary distribution rights and technical workflows.

You can publish to major platforms including Roku, Amazon Fire TV, Apple TV, and smart TV app stores, reaching viewers directly on their televisions.

All major models are available: subscriptions (SVOD), advertising (AVOD), and pay-per-view (TVOD). You can mix them, for example offering a free ad-supported series with premium sessions behind a subscription.