Snell & Wilcox implement new technology at IBC2003

Jul 8, 2003 12:00 PM

    

Snell & Wilcox will focus on the practical implementation of new technology in ingest, conversion, restoration, switching, infrastructure, control and management at IBC2003.



Snell & Wilcox Archangel Ph.C provides real-time restoration of a variety of film and video impairments, including providing noise reduction in areas of high movement; uses Ph.C Phase Correlation motion estimation technology.

Key to users will be the company's across-the-board implementation of metadata friendliness. Supporting both AAF and MXF, Snell & Wilcox will show how they and partners are supporting the easy file transfer and metadata generation.

Among the metadata friendly applications to be demonstrated are ingests-for playout and ingest for archiving. In the latter case, Archangel Ph.C provides real-time restoration for the source material before ingest. Both are centered on the Snell & Wilcox mastering and repurposing system.

Other metadata friendly applications will be shown in the presentations for "Ingest Station," Mosalina and RepoDepot.

Snell and Wilcox will exhibit in stand 1.411.

For more information visit www.snellwilcox.com

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