Read your Linear Schedule
See the ad break plan of each channel you carry, whether SCTE-35 is on, and how requests fell across break types over the last 28 days.
Linear Schedule shows the ad break plan for each channel you carry. Use it to see where breaks fall and how long they can run, so you can compare the plan with what your head-end does.
The page is read-only. Each channel's publisher sets its breaks, so you cannot add or change a break here. It shows the plan, not a live feed of cue tones. The page does not send or receive cue messages from your systems.
If your account is suspended, not active yet or has its payouts on hold, a banner at the top of the page says so. See Account status.
It covers channels LtvAdx has confirmed on your boxes. If you have none, it says "No channels on your schedule yet". Ask for one in Channel carriage.
What the page shows
Each channel is a card with its name and a tag, "SCTE-35 on" or "SCTE-35 off", showing whether the channel has SCTE-35 turned on. A table lists the channel's breaks:
| Column | What it means |
|---|---|
| Break | The kind of break: pre roll, mid roll, post roll, bumper, overlay or companion |
| Position | Where a mid roll falls in the content, as minutes and seconds. Other breaks show a dash |
| Longest | The longest ad time allowed in the break, in seconds |
| Pod | How many ads the break holds |
| SCTE-35 cue | "Yes" if the break is tied to a cue, "No" if not |
| Status | Whether the break is active or inactive |
If the publisher has not set any breaks, the card says "The publisher has set no breaks on this channel."
Under the table, "Requests, last 28 days" shows the share of ad requests that fell on each break type, for example pre roll 80%.
What to do with it
- A break looks wrong for your boxes. Ask the channel's publisher to change it. The publisher edits breaks on its Ad Breaks page. Contact support if you do not know who to ask.
- The request shares look odd. Shares describe where requests came from over the period, not what you were paid.
- Nothing is shown for a channel you carry. The publisher has set no breaks yet.