Scalable live streaming
Events, live broadcasts, linear channels. Over the internet and across the corporate network, with bandwidth optimisation where the network is the bottleneck.
Platform · Video Delivery
Content reaches wherever it is needed.
Once published, content has to be reachable on any device and through any channel. Websites, intranets, apps, smart TVs and external platforms can all be fed from the same source, without having to create different versions of the same video.
Professional delivery, without the complexity.
Adaptive transcoding
Every item is served at the quality the device and the connection can handle, at that moment.
Embeddable player
Drops into your site, your intranet or your e-commerce, and takes on the colours of whatever page hosts it.
Multi-device
Desktop, phone, apps and smart TV: the same content, served in the format each device knows how to play.
HbbTV
Content on the connected television: catch-up viewing after broadcast, and interactive services tied to the TV channel. Few European platforms support it natively.
Delivery over closed networks
Federation of sites and rooms, multicast, intelligent stream handling across the corporate network. Typical uses: hospitality venues, campuses, distributed offices.
Continuous 24/7 recording
Uninterrupted capture of television and live streams, to keep a compliant record of what went to air and to monitor channels.
Ad insertion
Scheduled ad breaks on both linear and on-demand content.
Service continuity
Operational continuity proven on long-running enterprise projects, with streams monitored while they are on air.
Analytics
Deep analytics, content by content.
Every published item leaves a trace: how many people opened it, how long they watched, when. Garavot collects that and gives it back in two ways: in real time, and months later.
In real time
During a live broadcast you can see how many people are connected right now and how many streams are running, updated minute by minute. It tells you whether an event is going as planned while it is still on air: whether the audience is growing, whether it drops suddenly, whether something needs fixing now rather than tomorrow.
Later, in detail
A report you can filter by period, content type and IP address, with the numbers that let you take stock: how many distinct people watched, how many plays in total, how many minutes were genuinely viewed and how much of the video people reach. That is how you learn which content is still working months after publication, and which is not.
