A revenue line from what you already own
No commissioning. The long tail of the archive becomes a channel an aggregator will carry.
Turn a dormant catalogue into a FAST channel on AWS MediaTailor
Turn a catalogue that earns nothing into a FAST channel that can. We assemble free, ad-supported linear channels on AWS MediaTailor from material already in Cloud Video Kit, and plan their grids in a scheduler built on that platform.

No commissioning. The long tail of the archive becomes a channel an aggregator will carry.
Channels run on AWS MediaTailor. There is no playout stack to operate.
The library is already transcoded and packaged, so this is a short project rather than a platform build.
A day on a timeline, ads inside the programmes, and the assembled channel playing back over HLS and DASH.

Ask sales for access and a dedicated account, and we will take you through the scheduler.
Most rights holders hold more content than their own platform can surface, and the long tail earns nothing. FAST aggregators are buying themed linear channels to fill their grids - but they want a channel, not a folder of assets, and assembling one by hand costs more than the channel makes.
The archive is not the hard part. Keeping a grid full every day, profitably, is.
An archive your own platform cannot surface, and that currently earns nothing.
Aggregators are asking you for themed linear channels rather than individual titles.
You want FAST channels in your line-up on managed playout, not a hand-built AWS configuration.
Register Cloud Video Kit titles as MediaTailor sources, clear and DRM-protected alike.
Drag programmes onto a timeline, clip them to what belongs on air, copy the blocks that repeat.
Fixed spots from the library, or avails MediaTailor fills from an ad server at playback.
Overlaps, gaps, missing ingest and implausible ad density block a publish.
One schedule produces HLS and DASH, days further ahead than MediaTailor holds itself.
Most FAST tooling assumes you already know what the channel is and only need it played out. The question that decides whether it makes money is which parts of a catalogue can carry a continuous grid, and how much of that grid still needs a human once it is live. The scheduler exists so that answer can be measured rather than guessed.
FAST Channels is open for pilots: ingest, grid, both ad models, validation and publication to MediaTailor run end to end today. What a commercial pilot needs next is a real catalogue, because how much of a schedule assembles without a human can only be proven against a library someone owns.
Tell sales what you hold and which aggregators have approached you. They will set up demo access - and we will tell you whether a channel from your library would pay for itself.