SGL To Attend Broadcast Asia 2015

SGL has announced it is to display its products at the Broadcast Asia 2015 Show from 2 - 5 June.

SGL's FlashNet content management solution is designed to integrate seamlessly with MAM or automation control systems to provide significant improvements to workflow efficiency without intruding on the users’ familiar desktop. SGL's Open System Architecture provides broadcasters, post production facilities, and news/sport organisations with reliable, scalable solutions with substantial cost and workflow benefits.

SGL will highlight and discuss the following solutions on booth 5E3-02:
Asia launch of SGL Asset Migration Service: The migration of tape assets from one platform to another, or from one generation to another is a costly and time-consuming process. The FlashNet Migration Service enables a whole migration to be set up as a single background task that optimises the use of available archiving equipment and speeds up processes, reducing migration times by half.

Integration with GV STRATUS MAM: SGL will explain how it's providing customers with a full archive integrated with GV STRATUS. A highly intuitive solution, GV STRATUS includes search, archive and restore integrated directly with FlashNet.

Partial file restore via Avid Web Services: SGL's integration with Avid Web Services now includes partial file restore capability. Whilst the fully implemented Avid Interplay Archive provides a seamless user experience, smaller work groups may require a paired down version. SGL’s support for Avid Web Services means that customers can use the archive capabilities that they currently require, but can employ Avid Integrated Archive at any time in the future without the need to re-archive any content.

Integration with Aspera for cloud-based archive: The new version of FlashNet, which was launched in April 2015, brings to fruition SGL’s new integration with Aspera. Using FlashNet, broadcasters and content owners can transfer media to the cloud at a guaranteed speed providing an additional means of storage and disaster recovery workflows.

Partial file restore of QuickTime files: Highlighting partial file restore of QuickTime files directly from tape.

Support for LTFS: Material can be acquired directly to disk and then dragged and dropped to data tape and transported back to a facility, removing the need to re-ingest content to the archive and enabling large amounts of data to be transported and archived on a single LTO tape.

New version of FlashWeb: The latest version of FlashWeb includes enhanced search capabilities and simplified navigation allowing broadcasters and content owners to easily archive and restore material to any configured FlashNet disk or tape group. This can be achieved without the need for a controlling MAM or automation system.

Industry leading PAM and MAM integration: SGL FlashNet is fully integrated with PAM and MAM systems from leading industry companies including: Imagine Communications, Dalet, EVS, eMAM, Quantel, Vizrt, VSN, Geminisoft, Etere, Media Alliance and more.

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