NOA to Launch VideoPlayer for jobDB at IBC06

NOA to Launch VideoPlayer for jobDB at IBC2016 posted: 02/08/2016

At IBC 2016 (Amsterdam, 8-13 September), NOA is introducing NOA VideoPlayer for jobDB , the company's system that allows users to set up workflows for the ingest, reshaping, and analysis of media for archiving, re-transcoding, or other complex processes. NOA VideoPlayer is a comprehensive tool designed to respond to the specific needs of archiving professionals, providing them with the functionality, speed, and ease-of-use that can substantially improve accuracy, quality, and productivity.

NOA VideoPlayer, which is provided to existing jobDB users as a free-of-charge upgrade, will be demonstrated by NOA on stand 8.D91.

Previously, we provided support for Windows Media Player within jobDB, but the new NOA VideoPlayer delivers much more as it was created specifically to enable significantly easier and more precise navigation and handling of ingested video files, said Jean-Christophe Kummer, Managing Partner of NOA. Its tight integration within jobDB creates a more seamless workflow, while the provision of a range of viewing and examination options facilitates easy and quick navigation and handling of ingested video material throughout the entire QC process.

NOA VideoPlayer supports a range of display modes that allow the user to navigate with greater freedom and precision through ingested material. A range of video settings such as de-interlacing and field order adjustment ensure correct replay behaviour and later transcoding of material. Easy segmenting of ingested material, together with quick navigation via shortcuts, improves and refines quality control activities in jobDB.

Key features of NOA VideoPlayer include:

Frame exact viewing

Navigation by automatically generated peak files

Exact time-code navigation and search

Navigation by shot-detection thumbnails

Zoomed area navigation (time-code, peak files, and audio waveform view)

Flexible 8-channel audio monitoring presets

De-interlace setting

Split-field setting

Field order setting

ISR quality events and/or RF-traces as well as cue markers, fully integrated

Dual monitor support with full screen player window

Navigation and control via keyboard shortcuts consistent throughout all NOA products

NOA's jobDB system is designed to provide users of NOA's ingestLINE and actLINE with maximum scalability and efficiency of automated processes in the media asset management environment. jobDB reduces the cost of setting up and executing workflows while allowing quality assurance standards within the workflow to be improved. It permits the creation of ingest, reshaping, and QC workflows that greatly simplify the process of working with files, and which are scalable from one to many human operators or automated machines.

About NOA GmbH

NOA is the leading global provider of flexible turnkey solutions for quality-controlled digitizing, archiving, description, and retrieval of AV and other media content. Scalable to suit collections of all sizes, NOA's product families - ingestLINE , actLINE , jobDB , mediARC and the entry-level Pico systems - help ensure long-term preservation of media, and support enterprise-wide collaboration, efficiency, and productivity with fast, accurate identification and retrieval of clips from the full range of an enterprise's archive.

NOA's easy-to-use proprietary technologies are today installed in some 30 high-profile enterprises worldwide, including Austrian National Broadcaster ORF, Sveriges Radio F rvaltnings (SRF), Yleisradio Finland (YLE), Radiotelevizija Slovenija (RTV), Fonoteca Nacional de Mexico, the Vlaamse Radio- en Televisieomroep (VRT), and many more. With headquarters in Vienna, Austria, NOA is committed to the ongoing development of innovative technologies to safeguard invaluable cultural heritage for future generations. jobDB, ingestLINE, actLINE, and mediARC are all trademarks of NOA.

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