Break state detection for reduced capability devices

A computer-implemented system configured to:

• determine whether to submit out of band signaling based on a type of processing capacity of each of a plurality of downstream User Equipment (UEs),
• wherein the type of the processing capacity indicates whether the respective UE is configured to support a plurality of contemporaneous streams,
• wherein one of the UEs has a higher capacity one of the types and is configured to switch between a plurality of buffered streams, and
• wherein another one of the UEs having a capacity lower than the higher capacity performs substantially less buffering than the one UE.

A computer-implemented system configured to:

• switch, via a non-reduced capability device, between a plurality of primary content streams,
• wherein the primary content streams represent primary content,
• wherein a first of the streams is created after a previously emitted second of the streams,
• wherein the first stream is buffered prior to being played at a video player thereabout, and
• wherein the buffering is performed upon the first stream becoming available at the non-reduced capability device while a set of secondary content is presented at the video player and while at least one of another stream is being provided to a reduced capability device or another plurality of streams is being provided to another non-reduced capability device;
• and
• provide, respectively to an online property via a cloud-based service, the streams.

A computer-implemented method, comprising:

• providing, via one or more platform Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) from a set of sources, a media ingestion unit;
• triggering, via the media ingestions unit, a plurality of indexing capabilities, enabling a single media asset management interface configured for a storage of a plurality of content packages and for a search of one or more of the packages;
• determine the type of the content based on the content;
• and
• responsive to the determination, providing, via one or more signals, targeted content delivery, indicating when content is live such that flexible, near-real-time content is provided with user-configured advertisements.