management. With Hybrik and the cloud, it takes minutes and a few mouse clicks to confi gure new machines as you need them.
Hybrik’s feature set is extensive and evolving. It is the product of continual interaction with some of the most demanding high-scale media production companies in the world. When it comes to whether Hybrik supports a particular codec, container, standard conversion, workfl ow integration, automation, reporting, or QC task, the answer is almost always ‘yes’. And more specifi c use cases can be handled by integrated specialist third-party plug-ins.
It’s easy to get going
Hybrik is usable whatever your level of cloud expertise. It offers an onboarding process that lets you become fully comfortable with the system and confi dent it will match your requirements before you subscribe.
After an initial conversation, potential customers get a free 10-machine subscription and full support in setting up the system, confi guring jobs, and managing workfl ows. Customers become confi dent with the system before signing up and are highly productive from the get-go. Because Hybrik is a cloud service, customers have no worries about infrastructure management, version updates, security, or
support. It’s a 24/7 service with human expertise on tap. Whether you’ve been using your own hardware, traditional send-and- receive transcoding providers, other cloud media processing options, or even a mixture of these, Hybriks’ unique service provides a number of useful advantages. As transcoding demands grow, so does the case for Hybrik.
Hybrik offers a unique blend of freedom and power
Unlock true freedom of choice Hybrik gives you the choice to use your preferred cloud provider for storage, bandwidth, and computer.
Experience transcoding fl exibility With support for multiple video and audio formats, container types, and various subtitles, you have the tools you need when you need them. And Hybrik lets you automate every aspect of workfl ows using a RESTful API.
Dolby Hybrik simplifi es pricing
Transcoding media fi les can result in a hefty bill as monthly source hours increase. Hybrik is different. It offers a pricing model that allows you to grow your business, not your costs.
Hybrik has no:
Keep costs under control A fl at monthly subscription saves costs and makes them more predictable. Hybrik lets you choose the resources you use on a project, meaning you pay your cloud provider onlyfor what you actually use.
per-fi le charges per-GB charges
The total number of machines you can run simultaneously:
per-minute charges
Keep quality high Use Hybrik’s extensive QC features, including checks on fi le metadata, audio levels, and video levels; analysis of HDR, blockiness, and bit rate; and automatic photosensitive epilepsy trigger detection.
10 machines = $1,000/month
100 machines = $5,000/month
1000 machines = $10,000/month
Hybrik customers are free to use the cloud vendor of their choice for storage and compute, paying that vendor directly for “bare metal” machine usage.
Scan the QR code to download our latest case study for free
Manage projects with automated ease and speed Hybrik seamlessly orchestrates the most effi cient allocation of jobs, tasks, compute, storage, and workfl ow for media processing. Once confi gured through the simple Web interface, it requires nothing further for optimal, repeatable,end-to-end processing.
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