A new era of media operations
MediaOps transforms your video library into more. More publishing, more distribution, more clips, more revenue.
Built for video teams
- Media companies
- Professional content creators
- Talent managers
How it works
How a MediaOps job works
Describe what you need in plain words
Type the job the way you'd say it out loud. MediaOps reads your library and figures out what to do.
Review the plan and cost before anything runs
MediaOps shows you every step it plans to take and what the job will cost. Adjust it, trim it, or cancel it entirely before you approve.
Run a trial on large jobs before committing
Large batches start with a small sample. MediaOps processes a few videos first, shows you the result, and waits for your go-ahead before running the rest.
Works directly on your existing library
MediaOps runs across every channel you can edit in VideoNest. Your videos stay where they are. Nothing gets moved or duplicated.
MediaOps checks its own work before delivery
After a job runs, MediaOps reviews what it produced against the original spec. Anything that does not meet it gets corrected before you see it.
Results arrive as private drafts
Nothing is published automatically. Every output lands as a private draft in the channel you chose. It sits there until you decide what to do with it.
You publish what you approve
Review every draft, approve what you want, and publish. Your original files are never touched.
Clean for delivery
What gets cleaned before you distribute
MediaOps removes what gets videos flagged or rejected by CTV partners.
See what partners will flag before you submit
MSN, NewsBreak, and Tubi each flag content differently. MediaOps checks your videos against every partner's requirements before you submit. You see every flag. Nothing reaches a partner until you approve it.
Approve every edit before it goes live
Before any job runs, MediaOps shows you the plan and the cost. Approve it, adjust it, or cancel it. Every result lands as a private draft. You decide what goes live.
Run any edit across your entire library
One request runs the same job across your entire library. Set a cap, run a trial batch first, then let it work. If it pauses, it resumes where it stopped.
What to ask for
Things you can ask MediaOps
Submit content partners actually accept
A major publisher submitted 15 videos to MSN. All 15 were rejected for language. After MediaOps cleaned them, 13 were accepted. The next 400 are running in batches this month.
All capabilities
Everything MediaOps does today
- Platform readiness checking
- Clean versions for partners
- Cuts and clips
- Channel moves and copies
- Titles, descriptions and captions
- MRSS feed building
- Bulk automations
- Plan and cost preview
- Private draft delivery
- Full audit log
- Original files untouched
- Articles and pages (early access)
Common questions
What is MediaOps?
MediaOps is the AI media operations layer inside VideoNest. It handles cleaning, cutting, and preparing video content for CTV platform delivery. You describe the job in plain words, approve the plan and cost, and results land as private drafts. Nothing goes live until you publish it.
Does MediaOps work with videos I already have?
Yes. MediaOps works directly on your existing VideoNest library across every channel you can edit. Your videos stay where they are and original files are never touched.
Does MediaOps publish anything automatically?
No. Every result MediaOps produces lands as a private draft in the channel you chose. Nothing goes live until you review it and publish it yourself.
Which platforms does platform readiness cover?
MSN, NewsBreak, and Tubi rules are built in. Coverage updates as partner requirements change, so you never have to track them manually.
How do bulk automations work?
You set a spending cap and MediaOps runs a trial on a few videos first. Once you approve the trial result, it processes the full batch, shows progress as it goes, and resumes where it stopped if interrupted, without creating duplicates.
Does MediaOps touch my original files?
No. MediaOps always works on copies. Your original uploads stay exactly as you uploaded them. Every change is recorded so you can see what was done and why.