SolutionsWatch pagesOn-air page
On air now.And what’s next.
The On air layout for 24/7 channels and broadcasts: a dark page with an “On air” badge, what’s on now and next, and the programme guide. Viewers join at the current moment — just like TV.
One look and it’s clearly live air.
“On air” badge
Viewers know right away they’re watching live air, not a recording.
Now and next
What’s on now — with progress and end time; what’s next — with its start time. Next to it, the programme guide for today and tomorrow.
24/7 channels
A looping programme and scheduled shows. Programme edits take effect at the next item boundary — no break for viewers.
Broadcasts
Before the start the page shows a countdown; during the air an “About this broadcast” block shows the start, the end and what happens to the link afterwards.
Air has its own access
Channel and broadcast access is independent of the videos’: show a private video on public air, or the other way round.
Viewers online
On-air analytics: concurrent viewers, peak and average session.
Live or Premiere.
A broadcast puts an uploaded video on air. The mode decides whether viewers can rewind. After the end you can keep the recording — the link keeps playing the video as a regular one.
Live
Sliding window: viewers join at the current moment and can’t rewind. With Loop on, you get a 24/7 stream from one video.
Premiere
A scheduled show with rewind: viewers join at the current moment but can go back to the start. Skipping ahead isn’t possible.
A programme guide for your widgets.
A published channel has open JSON endpoints: the programme guide and what’s on now. Show the schedule on your site or in your app, and the stream in any player.
- The guide covers the next 24 hours; ?from= and ?to= extend it up to two weeks.
- CORS is open: read the endpoints straight from the browser on any site.
- Two HLS manifests — fMP4/CMAF and MPEG-TS — for Smart TVs, set-top boxes and external players.
Three steps in the console.
Create a channel or broadcast
A channel is built from a programme and a schedule; a broadcast from one finished video.
Choose “On air”
Publication tab → page layout “On air”.
Go on air
Switch the channel on or start the broadcast — now or on schedule — and share the link.
Your channel is one upload away.
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