In their own words...
"For an internationally renowned sports organisation, Visuals Switzerland was confident in combining InSync’s FrameFormer engine with market leaders in MAM customisation IMC - to produce a flexible high performance system to manage their client’s FHD & UHD frame-rate conversion and file transcoding daily tasks. Knowing the InSync team come with a legacy in broadcast standards conversion, it’s no surprise the conversion quality is second to none!"
"We have integrated InSync Technology's FrameFormer into our transcoding solution FLICS for on-premise, hybrid and pure cloud processing. With InSync's expertise in motion compensated conversions, we are able to offer a huge benefit to cloud encoding workflows for our customers, who were not able to match the quality of traditional solutions with flexibility and scalability of cloud transcoding before."
“…we edit the production in the native format and export from our edit system to the format we need. Overall it saves us money & time with no compromise in image or sound quality"
“I am using InSync FrameFormer for delivering broadcast files to the US market and also for dealing with the plethora of content that now comes in from around the world or from phones!"
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FrameFormer motion compensated conversion technology embedded in Live Transcoder software
This article was originally posted on Global Broadcast Industry News.
Prompted by a requirement from one of the world’s leading broadcasters, InSync has worked with Comprimato to develop a single point contribution system, which provides both very high quality frame rate and format conversion and lossless compression, so the signals arrive at the destination in pristine condition, in the required form.
Reuters and InSync deliver access to entire news library without compromising quality
The way in which InSync Tehcnology licenced its FrameFormer format conversion software library to allow Reuters to add this capability to their own platform is a perfect example of effective and ground-breaking collaboration between content owners and technology vendors.
