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Your races, running around the clock on a real linear channel. Scheduled, branded, ad-supported and delivered to the platforms people already watch — without a playout facility, a broadcast truck or a distribution deal.
Everybody else is posting clips. Run a channel. Outpace the competition.
A FAST channel is a real TV channel that happens to live on the internet. It runs to a schedule, it is free to the viewer, and it pays for itself with advertising. It is how most of the new channels on your smart TV work.
Not a library people have to go digging through. A channel that is playing something the moment anyone tunes in, all week, between race nights.
No paywall, no account, no app to talk anyone into installing. The lowest possible bar between a casual fan and your racing.
Your inventory, your sponsors. Ad breaks are scheduled the way a broadcaster schedules them, not bolted on afterwards.
The order matters — each step feeds the next, and the channel is on the air at the end of it.
Load your races, features and archive. Artwork, captions, rights windows and QC status live with each asset, so nothing goes to air half-finished.
Lay out the playlist day by day and publish it. The EPG generates itself, so guides and apps know what is on now and what is on next.
Cut from the schedule to a live feed for race night, then hand the channel back to playout when the checkers fly. Fallback keeps the screen from ever going black.
One channel, many destinations. Outputs and delivery routes send the same signal wherever it needs to land, each with its own profile.
Everything a playout operation needs, in a browser tab, run by one person who is probably also holding a camera.
Name it, brand it, give it rails. Every channel carries a fallback so dead air is not one bad file away.
Build the week, publish it, and serve a standards-compliant guide feed plus a now-and-next endpoint for your own site.
Assets with localisations, text tracks, artwork, identifiers, rights and QC sign-off. Collections, tags and playlists on top.
Switch the channel to a live source and back again, on the clock, without tearing down the schedule around it.
Outputs, delivery routes and distribution profiles. Provision a destination once and dispatch to it for every event after that.
Alerts when something drifts, an incident log when it does not recover, and reports you can hand to a sponsor or a series.
We are building it with a small group of promoters and series first. Signups open to everyone shortly.
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