Understand what MediaCore2 UME is
Learn what MediaCore2 gives your organisation, what your audience sees, and how your team runs all of it from one Studio.
On this page
Start here if you’re new to the platform — whether you’re the producer who will run game night, the editor who will publish every morning or the finance lead who needs to know where the money lands. This page explains what you have before any other guide asks you to click something.
One platform, under your name
MediaCore2 is a complete media platform your organisation runs as its own. Your audience never sees the name MediaCore2: they see your logo, your colours, your language and your web address. MediaCore2 is the engine underneath, and new platform releases reach it without a developer on your side.
What you get on day one
| Part | Who uses it | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Your public website | Your audience | Live events, on-demand video, shows, live channels, radio, articles and your store, on your own domain and readable by search engines. |
| TV and mobile apps | Your audience | The same catalogue and the same access rules on phones and connected TVs, with QR-code sign-in on TVs. |
| The Studio | Your staff | The operations dashboard where you publish, schedule, go live, set prices, brand the site and read reports — without code. |
| Revenue | Finance and marketing | Subscriptions, event tickets, merchandise, advertising, discount codes and comped access, paid into your own Stripe, PayPal or Square account. |
How it’s organised
Everything shares one catalogue, one audience account and one paywall. A viewer who subscribes on your website has the same access on their TV once they sign in. A team you create once tags events, videos and articles alike. A price you change applies everywhere that item is sold.
- Live events & pay-per-view — turn a game, a service or a concert into a scheduled, sellable broadcast page.
- Broadcast operations — encoder and camera feeds, streaming to several platforms at once, 24/7 playout channels and a monitoring wall.
- Sports — live scoring from a phone, a site-wide ticker, team and roster pages, and a programme guide.
- On-demand & shows — a streaming catalogue with series, seasons, episodes and audio titles.
- Live channels & radio — a channel line-up and radio stations behind a player that keeps playing while visitors browse.
- Publishing — articles with scheduling, paywalls, galleries and moderated comments.
- Store — products, variants, stock and guest checkout.
- Insights & communication — built-in analytics, a branded PDF report, announcements and automatic notifications.
What it isn’t
MediaCore2 is deep brand customisation, not a page designer. You control your logo, colours, light and dark mode, wording, language, currency and which modules exist. The layout, typeface and neutral surface colours are fixed, which is what keeps every page, app screen and email consistent without a designer on staff.
It also doesn’t translate your own content. The interface ships in English, French and Arabic, but an event title or an article is published in the language you type it in.
Where to go next
- Core concepts & vocabulary — the ideas every other guide assumes you know.
- A tour of the Studio — what lives in each sidebar section.
- Your first week — a day-by-day plan from an empty platform to a tested first broadcast.