Broadcast Delivery

Here is how this works in practice. We manage broadcast delivery in the Czech Republic by setting up with mastering facilities that know the tech needs of your target TV networks. Our team handles format specs, quality control, and delivery logistics so content passes tech acceptance and airs without issue. Broadcast delivery means conforming finished material to the specific standards each network sets. Video codecs, audio channel configurations, loudness targets, closed captioning, and QC specs. For Czech and European delivery that centres on EBU R128 loudness.

Here is the short of it. The EBU tech specs applied across EBU member networks, with automated QC systems and manual review checking video levels, loudness, safe areas, metadata, and format compliance before delivery. Each delivery ships with a detailed QC report. The goal is first-pass acceptance: masters that clear tech review without rejection, even against tight air dates.

Here is the breakdown. The Czech Republic's broadcast landscape is anchored by Česká televize, the public TV networks operating ČT1, ČT2, the news channel ČT24, and the cultural channel ČT art, alongside the commercial TV networks TV Nova and Prima. As an EBU member, the Czech Republic applies EBU R128 loudness and EBU tech standards, so mastering teams here are fluent in the specs that govern domestic broadcast delivery. The country's strong dubbing custom also means broadcast masters frequently need Czech-language versioning alongside the first.

Here is what that looks like on the ground. The team prepares deliverables that account for both. Prague's post-prod base. This finishes global features and series, gives broadcast-delivery facilities here equal familiarity with the needs of networks beyond the Czech Republic. Whether your project needs a master for ČT broadcast, a versioned deliverable for a commercial channel, or a global broadcast package, our team aligns the deliverable with the codec, loudness, and QC specs the destination network demands.