AmberFin Announces J2K Solution At CCW

At this year's CCW show, AmberFin announced a new J2K ingest and transcode solution into the market.
Called AmberFin iCR 400-J2K, the new workstation is designed to help smaller facilities and post-production houses create and review J2K assets.
"Many media and entertainment organisations have chosen JPEG 2000, or J2K, as a high-end service master or service mezzanine and the facilities who deliver content to them have to work with their strict format requirements. This new affordable and easy to use version of iCR will enable them to ingest and transcode files to J2K, ensuring the highest quality video encoding in a scalable and tightly integrated solution," said Bruce Devlin, AmberFin's CTO.
AmberFin's works in intelligent media conversion, solving file-based workflow challenges for broadcasters, sports organisations, post-production houses and other media content owners.
The Amberfin iCR (intelligent Content Re-Purposing) Platform enables the industry to deal with high volumes and true-to-source high quality pictures at the same time.
"AmberFin continues to experience market growth thanks to hundreds of iCR systems being deployed worldwide," a statement from the company said.
"Systems that are trusted where quality matters by some of the world's leading media organisations including Sony Pictures, Warner Brothers, Turner Broadcasting, Canal+, ITV, ZDF, NRK, Nine Network Australia, Discovery and National Geographic.
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