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InMedia

Cinegy:
Making The Most
Of Your Assets

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aluable media assets should not
be consigned to a metaphoric
back shelf in a cupboard, long forgotten
and given up for dead.
Instead, those assets need to be
kept readily at hand to be valued and
exploited.
In short, making the most of what
you already have is the surest way to
capitalise on the investment that was
necessary to acquire the assets in the
ﬁrst place.
This is a founding principle at
Cinegy, which develops and produces
software technology for digital video
processing, asset management, video
compression, automation and playout.
Cinegy Archive, for example,
organises and controls asset volumes
so that they can be accessed and
shared throughout an organisation to
produce original content or augment
existing programmes. This is all done
through Cinegy Desktop, a straightline excavation route for the gold
reserves residing in Cinegy Archive.
Cinegy Desktop provides the ability
to establish seamless collaboration
between hundreds of simultaneous
clients performing ingest, logging,
editing and versioning via Cinegy
Capture, which provides multichannel ingest that enables operators
anywhere on a network to control
dedicated ingest software services and
simultaneously generate every version
needed for archive, editing and remote
working.
However, with everyone talking

Cinegy Air in single-channel mode

seriously about 4K and its enabler, an
IP-based infrastructure, Cinegy will
soon unveil major advances in routing
performance with Cinegy Route, which
enables authorised users to register
and preview streams at their desk, as
well as use powerful virtual destination
objects to replace traditional SDI
routing, all of which can be monitored
and analysed via Cinegy Multiviewer.
Add to that major automation,
playout and CG options from Cinegy
and you would be right in thinking that
the racks upon racks of boxes located
at major broadcast and facilities
houses are increasingly likely to be
recycled to recover the base metals
from which they were produced.
Cinegy is set to describe in detail
why those boxes must die at NAB 2015,
where it will highlight the concept
"Software Deﬁned Television" and fully
unveil Version 10 of its core software
platform, which applies across its
product portfolio range.
All of this is designed to help NAB
delegates appreciate the multiple
operational and cost beneﬁts of
moving to software-based solutions.
During NAB, Cinegy will also host
three days of workshops including
keynote
presentations,
case
studies, and an overview of Cinegy's
collaborative workﬂow.
Cinegy will host these workshops in
Spanish, German, Russian, Japanese,
Korean, French and Thai, which is a
perfect example of making the most of
your assets.

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