Cases

We've developed integrations on top of the Media Asset Management system that enable the utilization of various cloud storage solutions, including Box, Azure, AWS FTP, and seamless data transfer with the comprehensive video hosting and publishing platform, Brightcove. These integrations not only enhance functionality but also reduce the costs associated with cloud storage by automating the archiving to cold storage and seamless restoration processes

Model to Build (MDS) is an iconic radio program that has been on the air since 1995. During the years MDS collected more than 1500 stories and wanted to share this collection with everybody. It should be a mobile application specifically for audio listeners who prefer to easily find a store to listen to right now or create a playlist by mood, genre, or author and share this list with friends or social networks.

Users often want to download a playlist to have it offline while traveling without a network.

Users regularly need to ingest large volumes of media content along with associated metadata, a process that was once cumbersome until the introduction of a simplified web portal. This portal, built using Angular, seamlessly integrates with the Media Asset Management System. Once the content is ready, producers can efficiently provide detailed specifications for all the content files in specific formats. As a result, we've established integrations that facilitate content delivery to both Concast and Amazon.

Our archive workflow optimizes media content management across cloud and on-premises storage, cutting costs and automating asset management with LucidLink and Backblaze, aligning with customer workflows.

We improve our Media Asset Management system with Telestream's Vantage for easier sub-clip creation, format-specific export and transcoding, and integrated closed caption generation through Rev.

Many people use cloud storage, particularly in media production, where large files are common. Sofile offers a custom Adobe panel for direct access to Backblaze B2 or Wasabi cloud storage from Adobe apps. This simplifies file management, including downloading, uploading, and encoding sequences. Users can set up subscriptions with their storage provider and pay via Paddle.