VSNExplorer creates the concept of decentralized MAM to optimize collaborative work
Thanks to its latest developments, VSNExplorer users can now upload and download content from the cloud, with transcoding and the ability to start editing content from the moment it is transferred.
The MAM platform VSN, VSNExplorer, goes one step further by now proposing a decentralized concept that promises to optimize collaborative work. VSNExplorer users will now be able to upload and download content from the cloud, with transcoding and the possibility of starting to edit the content from the moment it is transferred.
These new features work on distributed cloud storage to increase security and accessibility from various locations. This simplifies the process and saves time, allowing users to create better content.
Those who visit the VSN stand at NAB 2015 (SL8006) will be able to learn about these new functionalities that numerous companies are already testing to ingest a live line while different terminals edit the proxy from remote locations. Once the files are ready, it is possible to share them on social networks, OTT or WebTV with just one click. VSN has carried out these latest developments to meet the needs and challenges that broadcast companies encounter in their daily lives.
Among them, we can find decentralized workflows to allow collaborative work from different places; UMP protocol for transfer acceleration; downloads while ingesting and while transcoding, to allow files to be ready for editing in any location at the beginning of the ingest process; distributed storage for system redundancy; and actions available from the MAM to distribute content to any screen from any location
Thus, one of these functionalities that are already being tested is being able to catalog and ingest a live event in the MAM in real time. While this happens in a sporting event (for example, in a soccer match), television stations can share in a few seconds the replay of a goal on social networks, OTT and WebTV, in different languages almost instantly.
The speed of the system is increased thanks to UMP, VSN's own protocol for transferring content, allowing the creation of de facto decentralized workflows that allow users to work remotely on the same project and apply automated tasks to make media file processing more efficient.
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