EditShare Ships Geevs 7 Video Server
For post, broadcast and sports
This is a Press Release edited by StorageNewsletter.com on February 5, 2015 at 2:54 pmEditShare LLC, announced the version 7 of its Geevs range of ingest and playout video servers.
It adds features including integration with EditShare’s shared storage and Flow media asset management solutions.
Tara Montford, MD, EditShare, comments: “This release marks a significant milestone in EditShare’s strategy to provide resilient and collaborative solutions that simplify our customers’ workflows. Geevs 7 exemplifies this philosophy and expands our ability to provide completely integrated EditShare workflow solutions.“
Geevs broadcast servers have a wide of demanding workflows including newsroom scheduling, live sports with instant replay, and multi-camera studio ingest. With over 1,000 channels deployed on-air and integration with third-party solutions, Geevs servers offer broadcast and post-production facilities benefits and ROI.
Geevs 7 features:
Geevs 7 provides increased functionality and features for standard Geevs Client license:
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Playback and recording of channels across multiple Geevs servers from a single client
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Descriptive markers while recording for fast content tagging
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Channel Viewer and Administrator interface redesign
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Local playback of clip files for reduced network bandwidth
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‘Record local and push’ option adds recording resilience on slow networks
Application-specific updates for Geevs options include:
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Short-cut key for camera and marker selection in G,s Studio MC
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NLE sequences can now be imported into Geevs Live for instant playback
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Direct timecode entry for fast, precise review and playout in Geevs Sports
Geevs 7 integration across the EditShare product line:
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Enhanced integration with Flow media asset management platform includes the ability for Geevs to generate AirFlow-compatible H.264 proxy files, allowing immediate web-based access to recorded media
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QoS integration with shared storage eserves bandwidth for Geevs ingest and media playback.