OTT Case Study

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OTT Case

The Challenge

A well-established East African media house had built a streaming platform that had served them in the early days — but the cracks were showing. Content delivery costs were climbing as the subscriber base grew, buffering complaints were frequent across mobile networks in lower-bandwidth regions, and the editorial team had no way to publish or update content without involving developers. What had started as a functional system had become a bottleneck.
The business needed a platform that could handle growth without proportionally growing infrastructure costs — one that could deliver reliably on the patchy mobile connections that the majority of their audience used, and give their content team genuine independence.

What We Built

CDN Architecture Overhaul

Transcoding Pipeline

Editorial CMS & Content Ingestion

Multi-Device Applications

Recommendation Engine

Outcome

Technology Stack

Streaming across Africa means streaming over patchy mobile networks. That puts pressure on the platform to deliver smoothly at any bandwidth while keeping delivery costs flat as the audience grows. Every layer of this rebuild serves those two goals, from an in-house transcoding pipeline to regionally tuned CDN edges and offline-ready mobile apps.

Streaming

CDN

Frontend (Web)

Mobile

Recommendation

CMS & Ingestion

Backend

Database

Building or Rebuilding a Streaming Platform?

Let’s talk about architecture, cost, and what a rebuild would look like for your situation.