How long can a Warner Bros. Discovery Cineflex video be?

Warner Bros. Discovery Cineflex videos can run up to 30 seconds.

Which file formats does Warner Bros. Discovery Cineflex accept?

Warner Bros. Discovery Cineflex accepts MP4 files.

What codec should Warner Bros. Discovery Cineflex ads use?

Encode Warner Bros. Discovery Cineflex with H.264.

What is the Warner Bros. Discovery Cineflex ad format?

Warner Bros. Discovery Cineflex is a video ad format that runs in the Eurosport / TNT Sports — Desktop / Tablet / Mobile placement on Warner Bros. Discovery. This page documents its full creative requirements, sourced from Warner Bros. Discovery's official ad documentation.

Where does Warner Bros. Discovery Cineflex appear on Warner Bros. Discovery?

Warner Bros. Discovery Cineflex ads appear in the Eurosport / TNT Sports — Desktop / Tablet / Mobile placement on Warner Bros. Discovery.

How does Warner Bros. Discovery Cineflex compare to other Warner Bros. Discovery ad formats?

Warner Bros. Discovery Cineflex differs from other Warner Bros. Discovery placements in its dimensions, its 30-second duration limit. Compare side-by-side from the Warner Bros. Discovery publisher page on All Ad Specs.

Where can I find the official Warner Bros. Discovery Cineflex documentation?

The official source for Warner Bros. Discovery Cineflex requirements is https://www.wbdadspecs.com/ad-spec/cineflex/, linked from this page.

Are these Warner Bros. Discovery Cineflex specs kept up to date?

Yes — every spec entry references Warner Bros. Discovery's official documentation source so dimensions, file size limits, and codec requirements stay in sync as the platform changes.

Warner Bros. Discovery Cineflex ad specs

Warner Bros. Discovery Cineflex ads are video clips, up to 30 seconds long, delivered as MP4. They run in the Eurosport / TNT Sports — Desktop / Tablet / Mobile placement on Warner Bros. Discovery. Encode with H.264 video for clean playback across devices.

Max duration: 30 sec
File types: MP4
Video codec: H.264

Visual specifications

Orientation	any
File types	MP4

Video & audio

Max duration	30 sec
Video codec	H.264

Notes & source

Custom format built internally by WBD. Asset required: MP4 video file, max duration 30 sec. Exact pixel dimensions, bitrate and audio levels are tailored per campaign — contact WBD International Ad Sales for delivery details.

Official source: https://www.wbdadspecs.com/ad-spec/cineflex/

Frequently asked questions

How long can a Warner Bros. Discovery Cineflex video be?: Warner Bros. Discovery Cineflex videos can run up to 30 seconds.
Which file formats does Warner Bros. Discovery Cineflex accept?: Warner Bros. Discovery Cineflex accepts MP4 files.
What codec should Warner Bros. Discovery Cineflex ads use?: Encode Warner Bros. Discovery Cineflex with H.264.
What is the Warner Bros. Discovery Cineflex ad format?: Warner Bros. Discovery Cineflex is a video ad format that runs in the Eurosport / TNT Sports — Desktop / Tablet / Mobile placement on Warner Bros. Discovery. This page documents its full creative requirements, sourced from Warner Bros. Discovery's official ad documentation.
Where does Warner Bros. Discovery Cineflex appear on Warner Bros. Discovery?: Warner Bros. Discovery Cineflex ads appear in the Eurosport / TNT Sports — Desktop / Tablet / Mobile placement on Warner Bros. Discovery.
How does Warner Bros. Discovery Cineflex compare to other Warner Bros. Discovery ad formats?: Warner Bros. Discovery Cineflex differs from other Warner Bros. Discovery placements in its dimensions, its 30-second duration limit. Compare side-by-side from the Warner Bros. Discovery publisher page on All Ad Specs.
Where can I find the official Warner Bros. Discovery Cineflex documentation?: The official source for Warner Bros. Discovery Cineflex requirements is https://www.wbdadspecs.com/ad-spec/cineflex/, linked from this page.
Are these Warner Bros. Discovery Cineflex specs kept up to date?: Yes — every spec entry references Warner Bros. Discovery's official documentation source so dimensions, file size limits, and codec requirements stay in sync as the platform changes.