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05/08/2013
Forbidden Technologies Announces IBC News
Forbidden Technologies has announced new developments to be unveiled at this year's at IBC show.
IBC2013 will see the following new FORscene developments, as stated by the company:
• Two additional timeline video tracks with support for animated alpha channels, which can be used as overlays for cutaway material, to create picture-in-picture effects, or for logo placement
• Voice-over recording directly onto the FORscene timeline
• FORscene's Server Lite software, which allows large files to be uploaded to FORscene accounts from remote locations
• Increased capacity for loading more than 120 files per second into the Play window
• Ability to import multiple CSV files with logging information
• New account management features for greater control over usage and cost
• Access to additional online support material
Forbidden Technologies is to partner with deltatre at IBC's Workflow Solutions. Jim Irving, commercial director at deltatre, will present 'The Cloud and Digital Media Sports Workflows,' a case study highlighting the partnership between Forbidden and deltatre to deliver sports coverage.
Forbidden will also demonstrate integrations with EVS' IPDirector and Xedio. FORscene's integration with IPDirector allows remote, browser-based editing of footage in sports centres or newsrooms. Editors can work remotely and confirm edits against broadcast-quality footage centrally for transmission.
FORscene will be showcasing its work with EVS's Xedio Dispatcher to support remote news editing. Field editors can upload ENG material to the cloud to share with broadcast centre users and access content uploaded to the cloud from the broadcast centre or any other location — enabling editing anywhere.
IBC TV News, the broadcaster for IBC2013, will once again use FORscene to provide its self-service syndication workflow.
A FORscene server based at the RAI conference centre will compress and upload material shot by the IBC TV News teams during the exhibition. Participating broadcasters and IBC exhibitors will be able to access library content provided under editorial control, including rushes and daily programme footage.
www.forbidden.co.uk
(IT/JP)
IBC2013 will see the following new FORscene developments, as stated by the company:
• Two additional timeline video tracks with support for animated alpha channels, which can be used as overlays for cutaway material, to create picture-in-picture effects, or for logo placement
• Voice-over recording directly onto the FORscene timeline
• FORscene's Server Lite software, which allows large files to be uploaded to FORscene accounts from remote locations
• Increased capacity for loading more than 120 files per second into the Play window
• Ability to import multiple CSV files with logging information
• New account management features for greater control over usage and cost
• Access to additional online support material
Forbidden Technologies is to partner with deltatre at IBC's Workflow Solutions. Jim Irving, commercial director at deltatre, will present 'The Cloud and Digital Media Sports Workflows,' a case study highlighting the partnership between Forbidden and deltatre to deliver sports coverage.
Forbidden will also demonstrate integrations with EVS' IPDirector and Xedio. FORscene's integration with IPDirector allows remote, browser-based editing of footage in sports centres or newsrooms. Editors can work remotely and confirm edits against broadcast-quality footage centrally for transmission.
FORscene will be showcasing its work with EVS's Xedio Dispatcher to support remote news editing. Field editors can upload ENG material to the cloud to share with broadcast centre users and access content uploaded to the cloud from the broadcast centre or any other location — enabling editing anywhere.
IBC TV News, the broadcaster for IBC2013, will once again use FORscene to provide its self-service syndication workflow.
A FORscene server based at the RAI conference centre will compress and upload material shot by the IBC TV News teams during the exhibition. Participating broadcasters and IBC exhibitors will be able to access library content provided under editorial control, including rushes and daily programme footage.
www.forbidden.co.uk
(IT/JP)
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