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BROADCAST ASSET MANAGEMENTWith increased demand for television channels across a wider variety of platforms, distributing branded content, repurposing existing content and regularly creating new and fresh programmes with this content is essential to a broadcaster's survival. VidiGo Works provides the tools to assist in this process. VidiGo Works provides the easy-to-use AV asset management platform for your production team to collaboratively work together. Efficiently access your asset with search, browse and data addition to content from the desktop using intuitive tools. Ingest new content locally. Add branding and other graphics, AV mix with other content. Store the finished content in one or more of the popular file formats for later use. Efficient access to stored assetsCost-effective solution for fast, flexible and easy-to-use access to AV assets by all the production team. High-resolution media, preview proxy files and thumbnails automatically stored as part of a single asset, all indexed in a database with related media. Ingest content locally and work in teamsManually add content from workstations, capturing video directly from SDI or Firewire, or selecting locally stored files. Automatically convert Lines feeds and store in the catalogue, while matching metadata extracted from XML or RSS feeds. Once ingested, your team can collaboratively work on projects, assigning tasks and sending alerts and emails to help the workflow and keep track of deadlines. Deliver basic edited and branded versions of your assetsSimple desktop editor, suitable for use by non-professional editors, to add graphics, logos and other effects to content prior to distribution. Automatic transcoding of incoming and outgoing content to popular file formats, such as MPEG-2, H.264 and Flash video (FLV) on demand. VidiGo Works provides a very cost-effective asset management system that enables the ingest content at workstations, addition of metadata, searching and browsing of proxies, and team collaboration to deliver value added content on demand. read more |


