Forbidden Releases Updated Interface And Website

Forbidden Technologies has released the new version of Forscene with a redesigned interface. This is in addition to new company and Forscene product websites.

The new Forscene website offers two avenues of exploration: use cases and features. Use cases show how Forscene solves issues specific to industry or operation, with multiple scenarios listed within each category that address different operational challenges.

Users can also search by specific features within the platform, such as logging or publishing. They can then drill down to learn more about how that feature can be used for different purposes. The site makes use of case studies, presentations, videos, client experiences, FAQs, 'how-to' documents and other downloadable resources to help visitors delve into the details that are most relevant to their situation. People can also request a free trial from the site.

The new site, launched at the end of November, includes a blog that focusses on five main topics: broadcast, cloud technology, consumer, reactive commentary, and video platform. Blog entries will be funnelled along with press releases, RNS communications, and daily news items into one feed to keep investors up to date.

As well as the new interface, Forbidden has also added a Media Asset Management (MAM) system to Forscene. Other new features include the ability to publish with burnt-in timecode or any other metadata; expanded multicam logging to support up to 18 cameras simultaneously; and increased support for different formats that enables functions such as editing MXF files during ingest.

"2014 is the year we have transformed from an engineering solution to a creative solution," said Stephen Streater, CEO at Forbidden. "Simplicity is not the mere absence of complexity, it is the mastery of complexity – and we have carried this ethos from Forscene across our new digital presence."

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