Editshare introduces the latest in artificial intelligence at Flow2020

Flow 2020's flexible architecture, combined with a subscription-based model, provides customers with an on-ramp to the cloud with broad support for major providers

EditShare has been made known in IBC 2019, Flow 2020, the new version that includes audio transcription and video recognition services powered by artificial intelligence, integration with the newsroom through MOS and a northbound API that provides an intelligent and highly extensible media control layer with integrated production tools to manage, edit media and automate workflows.

The arquitectura flexible Flow 2020, combined with a subscription-based model, provides customers with a cloud on-ramp with extensive support for major providers including Amazon S3, Backblaze, Google, Microsoft Azure and Wasabi, allowing them to scale productions at will.

Tracy Geist, from EditShare's marketing direction, comments that "now that digital content is so ephemeral, it can live anywhere, in multiple forms, it is essential to keep track of it, in all its versions. Flow 2020 will be an incredibly deep and effective media asset management system with all the basic reliability and flexibility features of Editshare."

"As EditShare customers look ahead to 2020 and the technologies they need to leverage to expand their business – cloud, AI and advanced APIs north to create extensible workflows – top their investment list. Flow 2020 innovates in each of these key areas. It's the wave they can ride to define their next media workflow chapter," he adds.

Ingesting, browsing, indexing, logging and transcoding in over 500 formats makes it the fastest way for video professionals to search, retrieve, edit and deliver any digital asset. Flow 2020 can link local storage with the cloud for remote or distributed workflows, as well as automate simple and complex processes and media migrations.

The surprisingly fast video editor, Flow Story, can work autonomously with local media or connected to a Flow 2020 system anywhere in the world to take advantage of remote or centralized content.