NOA s FrameLector Combines RF Logging with Scene Detection to Optimize Archiving Quality Control

NOA's FrameLector Combines RF Logging with Scene Detection to Optimize Archiving Quality Control 27 Aug 2013

NOA Audio Solutions has added a combination of RF readout and ISR logging capabilities to its dual-stream FrameLector audio and video archive migration solution. With its capacity to correlate RF and ISR data in a dual-stream workflow and with optional multi-channel audio support, FrameLector offers exceptional ingest efficiency and quality control accuracy to broadcasters and archiving institutions.

The extra quality-control accuracy delivered by the combination of RF and ISR (Interactive Status Report Logging) data allows a single operator to oversee several FrameLector systems simultaneously, and makes it easy to operate up to eight parallel ingest processes at the same time. While ISR is a widely used protocol, it is less reliable for transcoding from analog sources, and FrameLector's RF ReadOut detects variations in quality in much greater detail.

When a potential error is flagged either by the RF or ISR features, alerts and detailed data reports are forwarded to the FrameLector software interface for easy checking.

FrameLector is the first archiving ingest system to offer RF logging and scene detection in a dual parallel stream solution, said Christophe Kummer, CEO of NOA Audio Solutions. It delivers a considerable increase in the volume of quality-controlled transcoding each operator can achieve, and so it allows organizations to build much leaner and more productive archiving workflows.

A FrameLector system is based on standard IT hardware extended with an OEM SDI card and interfaces for remote control of replay devices. RF and ISR errors are monitored by customized hardware. FrameLector with RF and ISR monitoring is available to use with NOA's mediARC and jobDB workflow systems.

More information is available directly from NOA at www.noa-audio.com or by phone at + 43 1 545 2700.

About NOA

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 , mediARC , actLINE and jobDB , not only help ensure long-term preservation of media, but also support enterprise-wide collaboration, efficiency, and productivity by enabling fast and 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 20 high-profile enterprises worldwide, including Vlaamse Radio- en Televisieomroep (VRT), Yleisradio Finland (YLE), Radiotelevizija Slovenija (RTV), Fonoteca Nacional de Mexico and the Austrian Broadcaster ORF. With headquarters in Vienna, Austria, NOA is committed to the ongoing development of innovative technologies to ensure the maintenance of invaluable cultural heritage for future generations. For detailed information please visit the NOA website at www.noa-audio.com.

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