You Say You Want A Revolution?
Accelerating both ends of the pipe with Transkoder in the Cloud
HOW COLORFRONT HAS TAKEN THE TRANSKODER ASSET MANAGEMENT SYSTEM AND SUPER-CHARGED IT IN THE CLOUD FOR:
faster on-set dailies and file sharing scalable, robust cloud storage with the performance of a SAN ‘Pay as you use’ almost limitless processing from wherever you are rock solid encrypted files with managed permissions and footprints almost instant audio-sync and transcode including Dolby Atmos
and lightning fast DCP, IMF deliverables utilising AWS S3 and Azure Cloud Blob Storage all managed within one application in the cloud
One Day Like This
Jack Jones Co-Owner & Digital Colourist Roundtable Post Production
“We purchased Colorfront Transkoder back in early 2017. Following a 30day trial of the software we fell immediately in love with the wide range of ways you can use the product – from outputting multiple deliverables simultaneously (think different languages, texted/textless, framerates and formats) to creating DCPs, IMFs, QC’ing, HDR and more.
On-premises we run it from an HP Z8 G4 and our PixStor infrastructure and have always been impressed by how the application takes maximum advantage of the hardware’s CPU.
BOTH SIDES, NOW The move towards cloud workflows has been swift and the inevitability of an increasingly cloud-based workflow has felt so much closer than at the start of the year and with it comes exciting new possibilities and opportunities
from scalable projects to worldwide collaboration. With productions now actively doing one of their rushes backups in the cloud, it means we can now do end-to-end production without ever leaving the cloud. Transkoder lets us playback directly from S3 cloud storage, so the same place you backup to can now be utilised to speed up post with the additional on-demand grunt of cloud SSD delivering lightning-fast processing on demand.
What was once labour and
processing-intensive IMF, DCP, QuickTime, etc. file creation can now be automated with rapid results that were until only recently unimaginable.
I CAN SEE CLEARLY NOW Using Colorfront’s Streaming Player you can stream sub-second 10bit, 4:4:4 reference quality video with embedded AAC audio including 5.1, 7.1 surround and immersive 7.1.4 and even in PQ for HDR. You can frame sync and down convert the same audio in seconds. You can
As facilities, we’ve all
squeezed years of research and development into the space of less than a year. We’ve only scratched the surface of what’s possible in the cloud so far and are looking forward to seeing where the cloud can take us! I’m confident that Colorfront Transkoder will play a huge part in that.”
even run ACES pipelines. Our customers can remotely sign-off sessions without compromising on quality which is vital for high-end productions especially those with immersive audio or HDR. And as a facility we can prepare multiple review copies and deliverables within seconds, remotely and all from within the same application.
All of this plays back in
realtime in the cloud – including raw media!
AND INTRODUCING CLOUD PLAYER - REMOTE VIDEO STREAMING
High performance interactive Transkoder/QC Player running in AWS or Azure
Real-time playback of footage directly from S3 cloud storage Supporting IMF, DCP, ProRes, OpenEXR, DPX, OCN: R3D, Sony Venice, ARRIRAW ARX
Professional quality secure virtual remote video output reference quality, color accurate 10-bit 444 UHD HDR video & multi-channel audio AJA and Blackmagic professional video card output via SDI / HDMI including Dolby Vision tunneling and Nexguard Forensic watermarking
www.colorfront.com
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