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Alles, was Sie über Sicherheitszonen (auch bekannt als Sicherheitskäfige oder titelsichere Bereiche) für Converged TV, soziale und digitale Anzeigen wissen müssen

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Wir haben gerade Sicherheitszonen in Vorschauen bei Cape Advanced TV eingeführt. Was sind sie und warum sind sie wichtig?

Was sind Sicherheitszonen? 

Auch bekannt als Sicherheitskäfige oder Titel-Sicherheitszonen, beziehen sich Sicherheitszonen auf den Bereich in einer Werbung, der Inhalt auf dem Bildschirm in einem rechteckigen Bereich unterbringt, der weit genug vom Rand entfernt ist, sodass Text oder Grafiken ordentlich angezeigt werden: mit einem Rand und ohne Verzerrung. 

Warum sind Sicherheitszonen wichtig?

Oft wird Inhalt für verschiedene Plattformen neu bearbeitet, daher ist es wichtig, dass die Kommunikation nicht durch die Benutzeroberfläche oder andere Grafiken auf dem Bildschirm verborgen wird. Die neue Funktion von Peach Connect ermöglicht es Ihnen, dies plattformübergreifend zu testen, womit Sie Zeit sparen und Fehlformatierungen vermeiden. 

TV-Sicherheitszonen

Die Sicherheitszonen für TV (einschließlich Linear und Connected TV) basieren auf den unterschiedlichen technischen Spezifikationen, die weltweit erforderlich sind. Ursprünglich für die Zeit der CRT-Fernseher erforderlich, bei denen 'Overscanning' (das Bild, das über die Ränder des Fernsehbildschirms hinausgeht) immer der Fall war, hat dies in der Welt von HD-, 4K- und 8K-Fernsehern bestanden. 

Es gibt zwei Arten von Sicherheitsbereichen, die weltweit verwendet werden:

  • 'Titel-Sicherheitszonen' (sorgt dafür, dass Text sichtbar ist)

  • 'Aktions-Sicherheitszonen' (Aktion ist auf dem Bildschirm sichtbar) — weniger gebräuchlich

Zum Beispiel verwenden in den meisten lateinamerikanischen Ländern 16:9-Werbungen einen 3,5%-Rand (38 Pixel oben/unten, 67 Pixel links/rechts für HD) für die Aktions-Sicherheitszonen und einen 5%-Rand (54 Pixel oben/unten, 96 Pixel links/rechts für HD) für die Titel-Sicherheitszonen.


Schauen Sie sich die Details auf unseren globalen technischen Spezifikationsseiten an.


Digitale Sicherheitszonen 

Da sich Werbeplattformen in Bezug auf Layout und Sicherheitszonen so stark unterscheiden, wird es immer herausfordernder, die richtigen Spezifikationen für Inhalte im Auge zu behalten, und dies wird so weitergehen. 

Zum Beispiel haben Werbungen auf TikTok ganz andere Überlegungen als die, die vom Ad-Manager von Meta verwaltet werden, und sogar die Spezifikationen für konvergentes Fernsehen. 

Derzeit unterstützen wir die folgenden Werbeplattform-Sicherheitszonen für 4:5, 1:1, 16:9 und 9:16-Werbungen:

  • YouTube

  • Instagram / Facebook

  • Instagram / Facebook Stories

  • Instagram / Reels

  • TikTok

  • Snapchat


Wie man Sicherheitszonen in Peach testet

Erstellen Sie eine Kampagne und eine Werbung, und nachdem Ihre Datei hochgeladen wurde, klicken Sie auf das 'Sicherheitszonen'-Icon, um die Sicherheitszonen in der Video-Vorschau zu überprüfen. Dies gibt Ihnen die Sicherheit, dass die Werbung vollständig mit Ihrer Zielgruppe kommunizieren kann, ohne dass Inhalte verdeckt werden.

Sicherheitszonen sind die neueste Ergänzung zu unserem breiten Spektrum an Funktionen, die den Versand und die Verwaltung des Werbe-Workflows in Peach Connect erleichtern. Andere neue Formate umfassen CTV-Werbeformate, darunter L-Form, Still und Pause Formate.

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Intelligente Kampagnenautomatisierung

Cape.io vernetzt Ihr Team, DAM, Ad-Server, DSPs, Tools und mehr, sodass Sie nichts herausreißen oder ersetzen müssen.

Copyright © 2025 Cape.io alle Rechte vorbehalten

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