AmberFin to unveil new version of UQC at NAB

Feb 13, 2012 11:19 AM

    

At the 2012 NAB Show, AmberFin will introduce a new version of UQC, a Unified Quality Control solution for content ingest and transcoding operations. The latest version features an improved user-experience, new third-party plug-ins to add new levels of quality control, new integrated ingest capabilities and a streamlined workflow interface.

In addition, the company will unveil new software-based multi-transcode capabilities for iCR that will enable users to run up to eight different transcode nodes simultaneously on a single PC, thereby dramatically reducing the cost per channel while obtaining even better use of their PC hardware.




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