Vizrt To Exhibit Adobe Workflows At IBC2016

Vizrt is to exhibit its new workflows with Adobe video tools at IBC2016 in Amsterdam.

The company will demonstrate the latest integrations of Vizrt panels within Adobe tools on Stand 7.A20.

The Viz One panel is a simple tool for bringing content into Adobe Premiere Pro Creative Cloud from any storage platform. It provides editors with full access to media in the panel and allows users to quickly search and preview any type of content in Viz One before easily dragging it into the Adobe Premiere Pro CC editing environment.

In addition, the panel offers significantly faster turnaround time by integrating Adobe Media Encoder CC and storing media in Viz One during the render process. When combined with online editing workflows and SAN Storage in Viz Engine, the workflow provides customers with an extremely fast end-to-end solution for editing and playout.

For this years IBC2016, Viz One automatically stages content when adding material to Adobe Premiere Pro CC. Users can monitor active media movement from the LTO archive and other locations to a central shared storage. Search in the panel has also been extended to support profiles which can automatically filter for rights clearance or particular media types.

A new Vizrt Graphics Plugin for Adobe Premiere Pro CC also allows the same graphics used by editorial staff online and on-air to be created and edited at any point in the production pipeline.

Using Vizrt’s Meta-graphics workflow, editors can now store their graphics alongside newly edited video and save both to Viz One. The graphics can then be edited at any time, right up until the point when they’re broadcast on-air or published online.

Sue Skidmore, partner relations for professional video at Adobe, said: "The Viz One panel gives media companies with shared editing environments an easy-to-use, native interface for accessing content on their archive and central storage within Adobe Premiere Pro.

"Integrations with Viz One expand the toolset for our customers and make it easy for broadcasters to integrate the Adobe video tools into their infrastructure."

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