Streaming Platform Delivery

Here is how the picture comes together. We prepare and deliver masters to the precise specs streaming sites need, handling codec, resolution, HDR and SDR variants, audio setup and the detailed metadata each service mandates. Our team checks each deliverable against the destination platform's delivery needs, runs QC on video levels, loudness, sync and compliance, and assembles the full package — including subtitle, closed-caption and audio-description tracks where needed.

Here is how that works. Belgium's multilingual structure makes versioning central to streaming delivery: a title mostly ships in Dutch, French and English with the corresponding subtitle and dubbing tracks, and we manage those parallel deliverables as a set up package. We work from the conformed and QC-verified master, align loudness to platform targets, and structure delivery so the title is accepted on first submission. The result is a clean, compliant handoff to Streamz or global streaming services without rejection cycles.

Here is what we have to work with. Belgium's domestic streaming service Streamz sits alongside the catch-up platforms VRT MAX and the RTBF service. Global streaming sites each impose their own tech and accessibility needs that we match precisely. The country's three-language structure means Dutch, French and English versioning, subtitling and dubbing are routine parts of each streaming package. Belgium's Tax Shelter has concentrated post expertise in Brussels, Ghent and Antwerp, giving streaming projects access to sites that also handle conform, QC, encoding and versioning. Belgium's strong digital infrastructure — including one of Google's largest European data centres at St. Ghislain in Wallonia — supports the large-scale delivery workflows streaming demands. Delivered masters and their accessibility tracks are archived so platform re-deliveries, format updates and new-area launches can be fulfilled from a verified source.