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From professional sports to little league to your Sunday game with mates, massive amounts of content is created. Unfortunately, most of that content is not put to use. Now systems that can help with that is popping up in several places.

We have updated Vidinet with new functionality and now support Vidinet on Azure, import to Vidispine using a Vidinet transcoder, and image transcoding.

We have released Vidispine Server 4.12 with improved IMF support, ability to transcoding during import using a Vidinet transcoder and better monitoring capabilities.

We added support for IMF in Vidispine Server 4.7. Now, with version 4.12, we have improved the import, modification, and export of IMF packages. Read about the enhancements released in 4.12 and 4.13. Since 4.13 IMF jobs are also Vidinet compliant.

In episode 2 of the VidiXplore mini-tutorials we learn how to quickly move many files into a new or existing collection, and take a look at the collection tree. We also see that we can move and clone collections, and assign different permissions to them. Finally, we take a look at permissions.

From content on the photographer’s AWS S3 bucket, your in-house team’s Dropbox account, somewhere on your servers, and your Head of Marketing’s laptop, to everything viewable in one place, taggable, findable and treated as one library, to files ready to share, we have you covered in this mini-tutorial series. This is part 1 of N – exploring your media files in one place.