Platform delivery requirements for OTT content are among the most complex in the industry. Netflix, Amazon, Apple TV+, Disney+ and JioHotstar each publish detailed technical specifications covering image format, colour space, audio configuration, subtitle encoding, and file packaging. Submitting without meeting these specifications results in rejection.
Trisha Studios manages the complete OTT delivery pipeline: from the colour grade through audio packaging, subtitle formatting, QC, and platform submission. Every deliverable is verified against the target specification before it leaves the facility.
What We Deliver
Netflix Delivery
IMF packaging, Dolby Vision mastering, Atmos audio, IMSC subtitles, content rating metadata. Full Netflix compliance.
Amazon Prime Video
ProRes or IMF delivery, HDR10 mastering, Atmos audio packaging to Amazon's current specification.
Apple TV+ Delivery
ProRes 4444 XQ or HEVC, Dolby Vision, Atmos, TTML subtitles to Apple's delivery requirements.
Disney+ / Hotstar
Format-correct delivery to Disney+ India and international specifications.
JioHotstar
JioHotstar-specific delivery preparation and submission coordination.
Technical QC
Automated and human QC pass against platform specification before every submission. Zero-rejection target.
Common Questions
What causes the most OTT delivery rejections?
In our experience: audio loudness out of specification, incorrect colour space metadata, malformed IMF packaging, subtitle format errors, and missing content rating metadata. All are preventable with proper QC before submission.
Can you deliver to multiple platforms from one session?
Yes. Multiple platform deliverables are generated from the same colour-managed grade and Atmos session. Each platform output uses the appropriate technical specification without requiring a separate grade or mix.
Further Reading
Your Production. On Every Platform. Correctly.
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