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Enterprise video streaming

Enterprise video streaming for live, VOD, OTT, and monetization.

Consolidate live delivery, hosting, playout, monetization, and OTT applications on one platform, with migration planning and support built around your launch dates.

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Enterprise evaluation

What enterprise video streaming has to account for

The right architecture starts with workload and responsibility. These are the areas Castr will help your team map during discovery.

01

Contribution

Encoders, source protocols, regional ingest, backup paths, and production locations.

02

Delivery

Owned players, social destinations, partner endpoints, applications, and audience regions.

03

Workload

Concurrent events, channel schedules, audience demand, bandwidth, storage, and replay.

04

Control

Access, domains, geography, teams, monetization, data handling, and integration requirements.

05

Implementation

Content migration, subscriber and payment setup, domains, testing, launch, and ownership.

06

Support

Operator responsibilities, event windows, escalation paths, and the support model required.

Capabilities to scope

Enterprise video platform capabilities to scope

These capability areas are available for evaluation. Exact plan availability, limits, integrations, implementation work, and support coverage are confirmed against your requirements. Teams whose main requirement is corporate communications and town halls can start from that solution page instead.

Live contribution and delivery

RTMP, RTMPS, SRT, WHIP, pull workflows, regional ingest, custom destinations, owned-site playback, and social distribution.

Protocol combinations, concurrency, failover, latency, and regional paths are confirmed for the proposed design.

Video, replay, and channels

Cloud recording, live-to-VOD, hosted libraries, adaptive renditions, scheduled playout, and long-running channel workflows.

Retention, storage, rendition, recording, and playout limits depend on plan and workload.

Audience control and monetization

Embedded players, domain and geographic controls, passwords, paywall, advertising, and branded web membership workflows.

Access controls and monetization capabilities vary by tier; native mobile and TV applications are scoped separately.

Applications and integration

Live and video APIs, webhooks, player events, custom domains, content migration, and application integration paths.

Endpoints, rate limits, data inputs, migration responsibilities, and app-store dependencies are validated during discovery.

Operations and support

Team access, stream monitoring, testing plans, event-window coverage, escalation paths, and dedicated support options.

Coverage and response expectations are documented for the selected plan or engagement before launch.

Commercial and implementation scope

Published plans for defined workloads plus separately scoped enterprise architecture, migration, application, and support needs.

Your proposal documents deliverables, dependencies, ownership, and timing, so both teams sign off on the same plan.

Implementation and migration

Migrating to enterprise video streaming

Migration scope is confirmed before work begins. Castr will identify supported inputs, dependencies, responsibilities, validation steps, and launch timing with your team.

  1. 1

    Discover

    Document the current platform, production path, audience experience, and commercial requirements.

  2. 2

    Design

    Agree on sources, destinations, data, applications, controls, ownership, and support boundaries.

  3. 3

    Validate

    Test contribution, playback, access, integrations, migration inputs, and operator procedures.

  4. 4

    Launch

    Move into production with an agreed event plan, escalation path, and post-launch responsibilities.

Customer workflows

See how existing customers connect Castr to real operations.

From recurring equestrian channels to remote motorsport coverage and campus events, these teams run enterprise video workflows on Castr today.

ClipMyHorse.TV

Recurring channels, international event feeds, commentary versions, and partner delivery.

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The Pits TV

Remote motorsport contribution, replay publishing, premium-content controls, and live-event support.

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Samford University

Public campus events managed centrally and embedded on the university website.

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FressiTV

Scheduled live classes, hosted workouts, casting, embedded playback, and backup programming.

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Before procurement

Enterprise evaluation resources

Common evaluation questions

Confirm the details before you commit.

Does Castr provide the same configuration for every enterprise customer?

No. Castr scopes the workflow around sources, protocols, destinations, concurrency, audience demand, storage, security, monetization, applications, and support requirements.

Can Castr help plan a migration?

Yes. Bring your current platform, content catalog, subscriber and payment setup, domains, integrations, applications, and target launch window. Castr will confirm supported scope, dependencies, responsibilities, testing, and timing during discovery.

How should we evaluate security or compliance requirements?

Share the controls, frameworks, data-handling requirements, and procurement documents your organization needs. Castr will confirm what is currently supported rather than assuming every requirement applies.

Can support be aligned with important live events?

Support coverage varies by plan and engagement. Discuss testing, launch, event windows, escalation expectations, and operator responsibilities with the video team before purchase.

Bring us the real operation

Build an enterprise video plan your team can defend.

Map the technical architecture, commercial model, implementation scope, and support expectations before the first production event.

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