LAS VEGAS—Tedial’s 2020 NAB Show portfolio will put the spotlight on a trio of enhancements the company is adding to its MAM platform. The new technologies include the SMARTLIVE sports and live events platform; the Hyper IMF system; and a Hybrid-Cloud architectural model.

SMARTLIVE has been integrated with Singular’s cloud-based technology to provide live graphic overlays. Graphics can now be inserted into the SMARTLIVE auto-generated EDL, reviewed in the player and then burned in when the EDL is flattened. SMARTLIVE can also now create transitions between EDL segments like fade ins/fade outs, mixes and wipes. Tedial will show SMARTLIVE at the NAB Show with AI Cloud technology that detects replay in live feeds, allowing SMARTLIVE to automatically complete a story, action or highlight with action replays.

Tedial’s Hyper IMF system has a number of new added features, including component-based assets with multiresolution MPEG-Dash streaming and end-to-end IMF workflows with third-party systems integrations. Tedial will use the NAB show to showcase Hyper IMF’s architecture by demonstrating a variety of deployment options like on local premises, in a public or private cloud with native S3 management or in a hybrid cloud. Hyper IMF also features an implementation of business rules that include late binding for IMP watermarking, employing a title centric view, the ability to automatically build packages related to a specific title or manage the delivery of package versions based on contractual business retention rules. The system can also work with Tedial’s Version Facotry.

The Hybrid-Cloud architecture from Tedial is based on the company’s aSTORM storage management platform and features a mixed computing storage and services environment that combines the privacy and security of a private cloud with the scalability of a public cloud. Features include an IT environment with multiple security layers; higher scalability; quick adaptation of new business requirements; increased operations flexibility; and improved quality through optimized bandwidth and lower latency.

Tedial will feature these technologies at its booth, SU5921, throughout the 2020 NAB Show, which takes place April 18-22 in Las Vegas.

For more information, visit www.tedial.com. 

NEW YORK—MAM specialist Tedial will show the latest enhancements for its media asset management platforms, including the addition of sports configurations for its SmartLive MAM, at the 2019 NAB Show New York, Oct. 16-17, at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center in Manhattan.

The company will show SmartLive Multi Sport, an enhancement that makes it easy to add new sports configurations to the SmartLive MAM. Agnostic to all data feeds, the new feature makes it quick and easy to create highlights in a multisport environment without adding extra staff and equipment, the company said.

Another enhancement for SmartLive and the company’s Evolution MAM is a new module that allows content to be published to any social network with a single click, the company said.

The company also will showcase its new SmartLive bundled solution that can be deployed on top of a user’s existing production environment.

It also will highlight new features for the Tedial Version Factory, its IMF-compliant content assembly workflow. Updates include on-the-fly assembly of unique versions, including pre-, post- and mid-roll insertions, matching contractual distribution requirements for timely deliveries; and enabling IMF-compliant low-res proxy edits on media and templates, Tedial said.

Tedial also will show new features for its Evolution aStorm content management solution, which manages tiers across departments and multiple territories.

See Tedial at NAB Show New York booth N244.

More information is available on the Tedial website. 

MALAGA, Spain—Tedial will unveil new features for its SmartLive sports and live events solution, including multi-sport configurations to support automatic highlight or auto clipping for any sports genre, during IBC 2019, Sept. 13-17, at the RAI in Amsterdam.

Agnostic to the type of data feed in use, Tedial’s metadata engine makes adding new system configurations easy when required. Another new feature added to SmartLive and the company’s Evolution MAM is a module that enables single-click publishing to any social media network.

The company also will showcase its partnership with Speechmatics and the integration of its Automated Speech Recognition (ASR) technology into SmartLive. With integrated ASR, SmartLive users can search for comments made during a sporting event, automatically create file locators, import a file or drop it into a watch folder and manually generate speech-to-text from the commentary track.

Tedial also will feature its SmartLive bundled solution that can be added quickly into a company’s existing production environment.

In addition, upgrades will be demonstrated for the Tedial Version Factory 2019, which supports input of millions of file inputs, transforming them to delivery configuration for distribution to multiple platforms from one operator screen. Among the updates are managing on-the-fly assembly of unique versions, matching contractual distribution requirements for timely deliveries and enabling IMF-compliant low-res proxy edits.

New features for its Evolution MAM to be shown at IBC 2019 include its Evolution aSTORM content management solution, which manages various tiers across departments, locations and in the cloud.

See Tedial at IBC 2019 Stand 8.B44.

More information is available on the Tedial website.

MALAGA, Spain — Tedial, a provider of media and content management solutions, will be at IBC to showcase its live sport solution SMARTLIVE and its Hyper IMF end-to-end IMF platform. It will also bring Evolution aSTORM, its hybrid content management solution.

SmartLive, a live event solution for remote logging, PAM support and automated storytelling, leverages AI tools and provides compatibility with existing PAM systems such as EVS and SAM, the company said. Using a proprietary metadata engine, SmartLive automates media logging, clip creation and distribution, including social media pitches. Marrying AI to MAM, the company says SmartLive is capable of automating the event metadata ingest process and creating a production environment for teams, managing multicamera and multivenue feeds, providing multiple, instantaneous live searches to bring historical archives to live events, and automatically generating highlights and delivering them to digital platforms and social networks.

Tedial says that the Hyper IMF, an end-to-end MAM solution that supports IMF formats for ingest, archive and delivery, offers new features that improve the content delivery and management to nonlinear platforms by providing assembly-on-the-fly. Hyper IMF now includes automatic leader insertion, which incorporates all the elements required for each platform. Hyper IMF includes automatic localization based on delivery profile, enabling all credits and text insertions for every language required to be added automatically.

Evolution aSTORM, the company’s content management solution changes the storage paradigm from the traditional HSM approach (multitier vertical) to a true object-based storage environment (multisite, horizontal). aSTORM manages various storage tiers across departments and locations. The company says it allows users to adapt their investments when technology changes or when related storage costs decrease. aSTORM manages online, cloud and deep archive storage with complex algorithms based on customer-tailored business rules. It can virtualize file locations to enable multisite operations, cloud workflows and hybrid scenarios, offering an “augmented perception” of their physical location.

Demonstrations will be held throughout the show on Stand 8.B41. The IBC2018 show is Sept. 13–18, in Amsterdam. For more information or to register, visit www.ibc.org.

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