Our powerful metadata model, and data APIs, enable machine learning and human logging to deliver accurate results. You can find the exact media easily.
Viz One includes modules for ingest, transcoding, proxy editing, logging, management, metadata, audit-trails, reporting, and many more.
Viz One can be used for many media asset management (MAM) applications; from a single clip store managing video and stills for playout, to large enterprise systems running on hundreds of servers handling news, archive, sports, program, promo, and online workflows.
MPEG-DASH Support
Viz One and Coder now support the creation of MPEG-DASH videos as the standard proxy format when ingesting media. This new format offers improved performance for playing and scrubbing video in Viz One Studio, providing an enhanced editing experience. This is especially useful when handling long, multi-hour files such as sports events.
MPEG-DASH videos can currently be played in Viz One Studio. Viz Easycut, Viz Precut and Logger will continue to use the MP4 and TS proxy formats.
Microsoft Azure Storage Support
Viz One 6.3 adds support for integrating with Azure Storage, a Microsoft-managed cloud storage service. Azure can be used as a permanent storage for media files, or as a central storage for video proxies. The integration supports
Basic store
Full and partial restore
Providing URLs for read-only access of proxy media
Delete
operations against Azure Storage.
Partial retrieval of archived media is currently only supported for the Hot and Cool tiers. For media that resides on the Archive tier, Viz One will always migrate the full file.
More Video Formats
Viz One 6.3 extends the range of supported video formats, including
H.264 video that has been recorded on mobile devices
H.264 video that has square or vertical aspect ratios
HEVC (H.265) video codec with any aspect ratio or resolution.
Improvements
Storage configuration for Adobe Premiere integration
To assist with simplifying the integration between Viz One and Adobe Premiere Pro, some of the storage setup steps are now pre-configured in the installer.
Running multiple post-transfer plugins
When defining transfer rules, it is now possible to run multiple postprocess methods once a rule has been matched. This offers more options and a greater flexibility for the transfer logic.
Parallel processing in scamp
The performance of package management tool scamp has been improved so that the installation of new packages on systems with multiple hosts is now considerably faster.
