This article navigates an account administrator through the session rules in Revma.com and explains the different uses.
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Session Rules Overview
The Session Rules refer to an IP-based filtering method, that allows an account administrator to route the listeners through a certain stream or a group of streams, with various actions being applied.
Some examples of how the rules can be applied are:
redirecting listeners from different countries to alternative content, different bitrates and even particular advertising serving static media files and/ or on demand vast ads.
Allowing specific groups of listeners to reach a station’s broadcast only on specific time-frames.
Via the account's management portal, administrators have access to the “Filtering” administration panel, under which all “Filtering” related tools can be configured. Following a match of stream(s) and rule(s), one of the following actions can apply.
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