Broadcast Delivery

Here is how this works in practice. We deliver broadcast masters that meet a network's exact tech and edit needs. This covers file format and codec, frame rate and raster, loudness normalisation, broadcast-legal video limits, programme timing, slates and textless elements. Our team conforms the OK'd master, prepares the audio setup each TV networks expects, builds caption and subtitle tracks, and assembles the records that goes with a delivery.

Here is what we have to work with. On the ground, morocco's national TV networks, 2M and SNRT, have their own delivery specs, and global shoots serviced here often deliver at once to overseas networks with different standards. We handle that tangle, producing the right master for each destination and checking each deliverable against its spec sheet before hand-off so a transmission slot is never put at risk by a tech rejection.

Here is how this works in practice. Broadcast delivery in Morocco is inherently multilingual. Programmes air in Arabic, French and English, and dubbing and subtitling for the regional market are standard, so masters mostly need M&E (music and effects) stems and many language and caption tracks prepared and synchronised. The post sector in Casablanca and Rabat now handles this delivery work in-country alongside edit, sound and colour. Morocco's TV networks also draw on documentary and archive programming that must be conformed to today's standards before transmission. Our team prepares that material to the same broadcast-legal specs. Whether a project is destined for 2M, SNRT or a global network, we help producers deliver compliant, fully logged masters that pass network QC and reach air on schedule.