Konstrukt has announced that its open-source Omakase Player now enables native integration and playback for the Time Addressable Media Store (TAMS) framework. Omakase Player is a core component of the TAMS Tools UI, delivering a high-performance, frame-accurate viewing experience for cloud-native media workflows.
The announcement comes as TAMS, an open-source API specification based on a practical implementation of Time Addressable Media principles developed by BBC Research & Development, is well positioned to accelerate live and near-live cloud migrations and will be on full display at NAB Show 2026. With native TAMS support, Omakase Player removes the technical friction of custom player development, enabling operators to realise the speed and cost efficiencies of TAMS-enabled workflows.
Recognising a gap in existing browser-based solutions for professional media playback, Konstrukt developed Omakase Player, the industry’s first open-source JavaScript framework for building frame-accurate experiences on the web. By bridging this gap, Omakase Player offers an enterprise-ready player that ensures synchronisation of video, audio, subtitles and rich temporal metadata.
The integrated solution is being featured on the AWS booth in the West Hall W1701 at NAB 2026. The TAMS API and Tools with Omakase Player are available to the developer community on GitHub: https://timeaddressablemediastore.org/resources
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