Fastly On-the-Fly Packager (OTFP)

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Docs for edge just-in-time VOD repackaging from source MP4 into HLS/DASH, with ad-break segmentation, cue injection and start/end clipping.

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Infrastructure & DeliveryEdge Computing & Caching Solutions
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Fastly On-the-Fly Packager (OTFP) is cataloged in Infrastructure & Delivery and Edge Computing & Caching Solutions.

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