Creative Broadcast Agency

Multi-platform

Stream to every platform. Simultaneously. From one production.

Single production encode distributed simultaneously to YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok, X, Twitch, and custom RTMP. Platform-specific overlays and engagement features.

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You are in the director's chair. Pick a camera, then press Take to put it on air. Keys 1 to 4 pick, T takes.

SIMULCAST OUT

What's included

What we deliver on every broadcast.

  • One encode distributed to 7+ platforms with platform-specific bitrate/resolution

  • Platform-specific graphics and overlays adapted at MCR level

  • Redundant encoder failover with platform-specific quality switching

  • Unified analytics dashboard across all destinations

Why simulcast matters

Your audience is not on one platform. Your broadcast should not be either.

Modern audiences fragment across YouTube, LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, X, Twitch, and client-owned platforms. A single-platform broadcast reaches a subset of your audience. A multi-platform simulcast reaches all of them simultaneously, with each platform getting the format and delivery profile that suits it.

CBA produces multi-platform simulcasts as standard on most commercial events. Up to 7+ concurrent destinations from one production encode, each with a platform-specific encoder profile, each with its own engagement capture.

How it works

One production, seven destinations, seven audiences.

Single production encode
Platform-specific re-encode
Format adaptation
Native platform features
Per-platform analytics
Under the hood

Specification.

Technical specification

Encoder
CDN
Destinations supported
Format outputs
Engagement capture
Analytics
FAQ

What buyers ask before they book.

Will the stream quality be the same on every platform?

Can we run 7 destinations simultaneously?

Do we need to log into every platform ourselves?

How do we measure which platform worked best?

Tell us the date, the platforms and who is watching.

We scope every broadcast against its run of show, not a package.

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