NINSIGHT to highlight new Spark digital asset management suite
Sep 3, 2010 11:42 AM
NINSIGHT will showcase its new Spark digital asset management suite powered by a new engine workflow at IBC2010 in Amsterdam, Sept. 10-14.
Spark integrates all of the media tools needed for everything from ingest to playout, including repurposing, quality control, subtitling and multiformat and multilocation archive storage.
The new Spark’s Web interface enables remote asset management offering a high level of flexibility and security to multisite infrastructures or multiclient internal infrastructures, such as live production and news, with media archiving located in a single place. Supporting the Unicode industry standard, the NINSIGHT Spark suite can be used in many foreign languages.
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