Personalized Video Stitching &
Predictive Multi-CDN Engine
Others measure the
experience. The brain improves it — before anyone opens a
dashboard.
Why a decision layer
A weight in a DNS console cannot see a viewer buffering.
That is the whole argument. Everything below follows from it.
It decides per viewer
Two people on the same street, on different networks, can need
different CDNs. A regional weight gives them the same answer. vidNT
gives each session its own.
CMCD (CTA-5004) carries buffer level, bitrate and stalls up from the
player. CMSD (CTA-5006) carries the CDN's own view back down. vidNT
routes on those — not on a synthetic probe alone.
Manifests are served by your CDNs, not by us. vidNT publishes its
decisions ahead of time and steps aside. If we fail, delivery carries
on with the last good answer.
QoE software measures the experience. The brain improves it.
Video QoE measurement tools watch your stream and hand you a report
when viewers suffer. vidNT takes the same signals — and acts on
them, in the delivery loop, before the suffering starts.
Measurement software
Watches every session in real time.
Detects and classifies a broad spectrum of errors.
Sends you a dashboard, a report, and an alert — then a
human fixes it. Tomorrow.
Lets you set automatic QoE alerts — so you find out fast
that viewers are already suffering.
The vidNT brain
Consumes the same signals, live, on the serving path.
Scores every CDN per viewer and network, continuously,
learning as it goes.
Switches the source of the next chunk before the viewer feels
anything. No ticket. No war room.
Acts before the alert condition ever exists — the
threshold never trips, because the routing already moved.
The best alert is the one that never fires.
The best incident report is the one that never gets written.
Analytics
The numbers behind every decision.
The brain does not ask you to trust it. Every routing
decision it makes is recorded with the signals that produced it, so
the same data that drives the switch is the data you read afterwards
— per CDN, per region, per access network, down to a single
session. These are the shapes you actually work with.
Quality over time, per CDN
CDN ACDN BRouted
The blended line is what your viewers actually got. When one CDN
degrades, the routed line does not follow it down.
Where the traffic went
PrimaryAlternate
Share per CDN across the day, with the reason each shift happened
attached to it — quality, capacity or cost.
Per network, not per country
HealthyNeeds a different CDN
A national average hides the one access network where viewers are
suffering. This resolution is what makes the routing act.
Every number here is the same number the routing used — no separate
reporting pipeline, no reconciliation, and no viewer identities anywhere
in it. See the parameters we collect →
Analytics at every level. Privacy at every level.
Prevention does not mean flying
blind. Drill from the whole fleet down to a single session —
per CDN, per region, per access network, per chunk — with
every routing decision accounted for. And the pipeline is built to
privacy rules: pseudonymous session IDs only, no viewer identity,
location kept at geography level, aggregate views by default.
Right of access, built in
A
viewer’s quality history is exportable on request through an
authenticated, verified API — JSON or CSV. GDPR access is a
feature, not a scramble.
Pseudonymous by design
Session
tokens, never identities. No names, no e-mails, no accounts in the
delivery pipeline — and location stays at geography level.
Minimised at ingest
Telemetry
fields are scrubbed at the door; opaque tokens are hashed before
they are ever stored. What we don’t keep can’t leak.
AI training is opt-in only
No
model trains on your traffic without a signed data-sharing
addendum — scoped, revocable, and audited per request.
Immutable audit trail
Privacy-relevant
actions — including our own operators viewing your account
— land in an append-only audit log.
The paperwork ships with it
GDPR,
CCPA and Thai PDPA data-processing templates come with the
product — in legal language and in plain English.
