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Multimedia Asset Management XMAM MULTIMEDIA ASSET MANAGEMENT ARCHIVING & CATALOGUE WEB interface. No software installation required GoogleTM and YouTubeTM style search and preview Access and use through any Web browser (IExplorer, Firefox, Safari, and others) Compatible with any Operative System (Windows, Mac, Linux, and others) Compatible with any Smartphone (iPhone, Nokia, and others ) Multimedia: Video, Audio, Photo and Document Supports all most popular file formats Content sharing over Internet, LAN, WAN Content upload from anywhere (WEB, LAN, WAN, and others) Workflow integration & customization XMAM XMAM is the completely new and reinvented concept of MAM, it’s the multipurpose solution to archive and manage any kind of media. XMAM gives an high added value to your archive, extends its availability from anywhere and expands your power to share, access, distribute and sell multimedia contents, inside and/or outside of the company. As it has been design to be suitable for several purposes, such as multimedia archive and catalogue, newsroom or NLE, XMAM can be naturally integrated into any kind of existing workflow. EVERYWHERE WITH ANY PLATFORM Users can operate from anywhere, both from LAN and Internet, using any web browser on any OS platform, with performances according to the available speed connection (gigabit LAN, internet, UMTS, …). AUTOMATIC KEY-WORDS & CONTENT INDEXING SHARE ANY CONTENTS WITH AUDIENCE The structure can be easily expanded to follow the growth of the company/business: from single to multiple channels system, scale of storages and redundancies. SHARE ANY CONTENTS WITH AUDIENCE Powerful Access Right Management to define capability for each single user/group. The sharing of archived content with third parties is easy and fast: just select single item or collection to share and send a link by email. The system automatically creates a customized web page from where user can access (no password) to the shared contents, with expiration date if needed. BASED ON: INTERNET, INTRANET AND LAN INGEST / UPLOAD OF CONTENT XMAM includes broadcast facilities to record and ingest audio and video live feeds. Upload can be done via FTP / browser, with approval of pending upload. GALLERY PREVIEW, SNAPSHOT & THUMBNAILS The structure can be easily expanded to follow the growth of the company/business: from single to multiple channels system, scale of storages and redundancies. SYNCH WITH BROADCAST RADIO & TV UPLOAD FROM ANYWHERE AUTOMATION Thanks to its customizable synch interface, XMAM can be connected to third party’s automation in order to publish the content of the storage. Media files, saved in defined folders of the automation, will be automatically synchronized (linked or copied) and accessible for XMAM users from anywhere. DISTRIBUTION & COMMERCE Trough XMAM the contents can be also distribute and sell. A wide range of sale policies is included in order to automatically manage users request of contents, payment and delivery. LOGS & STATISTICS A wide range of logs and statistics is built-in, allowing to track any DOWNLOAD: LOCAL, IN SHARED LAN FOLDER, EMAIL action: user session, keywords usage, most seen content, most required content, etc. DATABASE The database is SQL based, allowing any kind of query and report. This makes XMAM fully configurable and customizable to match any market and application needs. LDAP User authentication can be defined in internal groups with individual rights policies. It can be alternatively read from a local domain in LDAP format. FINGERPRINTING WORKFLOW INTEGRATION: IMPORT/EXPORT UTILITIES Audio fingerprinting allows fast retrieval of media which contains AND DATA EXCHANGE specific audio segments. Particularly useful for advertisement certification where the system can be fed with a specific spot and immediately all instances in the database are displayed. Fingerprinting allows also song recognition in generic audio/video programs. SPEECH to text A special speech to text engine is available in various languages, allowing up to 70% of words to be recognized and indexed for searching purposes. PLUG-IN DISTRIBUTION, DELIVERY AND FORMAT TRANSCODE Custom plugin can be developed upon request. XMAM TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS XMAM TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS GENERAL ORDER INFO Audio Video recorder XMAM - Simple Time display XMAM - 1 User SUPRVISOR / multiview / monitoring system XMAM - 5 Users STS time synch XMAM - Multi SUPPORTEDSupported FILE TYPEStypes FOR THUMBNAILS/PREVIEWSTHUMBNAILS/previews • JPEG (.jpg, .jpeg) • Adobe Encapsulated PostScript (.eps, .eps2, .eps3, epsf, .epsi, .ept) • Alias/Wavefront RLE image format (.pix) • GIF (.gif) • High dynamic-range (HDR) file format developed by Industrial Light • Portable pixmap format (.ppm) • PNG (.png) & Magic (.exr) • Adobe PostScript file (.ps) • Adobe Photoshop bitmap file (.psd) • Adobe PDF (.pdf) • Fax TIFF files (.fax) • Pyramid encoded TIFF (.ptif) • InDesign (.indd) • Flexible Image Transport System (.fits) • Seattle File Works multi-image file (.pwp) • OpenDocument (.odt, .ott, .odg, .otg, .odp, .otp, .ods, .ots, .odf, .otf, • Raw gray samples (.gray) • Radiance image file (.rad) .odm, .oth) • Microsoft icon (.ico) • Fuji CCD-RAW Graphic File (.raf) • Microsoft OfficeOpenXML (.docx, .xlsx, .pptx, .xps) • MATLAB image format (.mat) • Raw red, green, and blue samples (.rgb, .rgba) • Blender 3D (.blend) • Magick image file format (.miff) • Alias/Wavefront image file (.rla) • Plain Text (.txt) • Bi-level bitmap in least-significant-byte first order (.mono) • Utah Run length encoded image file (.rle) • PFS: 1st Publisher (.art) • Multiple-image Network Graphics (.mng) • Scitex Continuous Tone Picture (.sct) • AVS X image (.avs) • Sony (Minolta) Raw Image File (.mrw) • Seattle File Works image (.sfw) • Microsoft Windows bitmap (.bmp) • MTV Raytracing image format (.mtv) • Irix RGB image (.sgi) • Computer Graphics Metafile (.cgm) • Magick Vector Graphics (.mvg) • SUN Rasterfile (.sun) • Kodak Cineon Image Format (.cin) • Nikon Digital SLR Camera Raw Image File (.nef) • Truevision Targa image (.tga) • Raw cyan, magenta, yellow, and black samples (.cmyk) • Olympus Digital Camera Raw Image File (.orf) • Tagged Image File Format (.tiff) • Raw cyan, magenta, yellow, black, and alpha samples (.cmyka) • On-the-air Bitmap (.otb) • PSX TIM file (.tim) • Canon Digital Camera Raw Image Format (.cr2, .crw) • Xv’s Visual Schnauzer thumbnail format (.p7) • X-Motif UIL table (.uil) • TIFF image (.tiff, .tif) • Palm pixmap (.palm) • Interleaved YUV raw image (.uyvy) • Microsoft Cursor Icon (.cur) • Common 2-dimensional bitmap format (.pam) • VICAR rasterfile format (.vicar) • DR Halo (.cut) • Portable bitmap format (black and white) (.pbm) • Khoros Visualization Image File Format (.viff) • Digital Imaging and Communications in Medicine (DICOM) image • Photo CD (.pcd) • Wireless bitmap (.wbmp) (.dcm) • Photo CD (.pcds) • Windows Metafile (.wmf) • Kodak Digital Camera Raw Image File (.dcr) • HP Page Control Language (.pcl) • Word Perfect Graphics File (.wpg) • ZSoft IBM PC multi-page Paintbrush image (.dcx) • ZSoft IBM PC Paintbrush file (.pcx) • X Windows system bitmap (.xbm) • Microsoft Windows Device Independent Bitmap (.dib) • Palm Database ImageViewer Format (.pdb) • GIMP image (.xcf) • Digital Negative (.dng) • Pentax Electronic File (.pef) • X Windows system pixmap (.xmp) • Graph Visualization (.dot) • Postscript Type 1 font (.pfa, .pfb) • X Windows system window (.xwd) • SMPTE Digital Moving Picture Exchange 2.0 • Portable float map format (.pfm) • Sigma Camera RAW Picture File (.x3f) • Microsoft Enhanced Metafile (.emf) • Portable graymap format (.pgm) • YUV raw image files (.yuv) • Encapsulated Portable Document Format (.epdf) • Personal Icon (.picon) • Adobe Encapsulated PostScript Interchange format (.epi) • Apple Macintosh QuickDraw/PICT file (.pict) VIDEO formats • 3g2 3gp2 format • dxa • mp4 mp4 format • s8 pcm signed 8 bit format • 3gp format • ea Electronic Arts Multimedia Format • mpc musepack • SDP • 4xm 4X Technologies format • ea_cdata Electronic Arts cdata • mpc8 musepack8 • shn raw shorten • MTV format • ffm format • mpeg MPEG1 System format • siff Beam Software SIFF • RoQ Id RoQ format • film_cpk Sega FILM/CPK format • mpeg1video MPEG video • smk Smacker Video • aac ADTS AAC • flac raw • mpeg2video MPEG2 video • Sierra SOL Format • ac3 raw ac3 • flic FLI/FLC/FLX animation format • mpegts MPEG2 transport stream format • Sony XDCAM • adts ADTS AAC • flv format • mpegtsraw MPEG2 raw transport stream format • svcd MPEG2 PS format (VOB) • aiff Audio IFF • framecrc framecrc testing format • mpegvideo MPEG video • THP • alaw pcm A law format • generic MXF • mpjpeg Mime multipart JPEG format • tiertexseq Tiertex Limited SEQ format • amr 3gpp amr file format • GIF Animation • mulaw pcm mu law format • tta true-audio • apc CRYO APC format • GXF format • MXF format • txd format • ape Monkey’s Audio • h261 raw - h263 raw - h264 raw video format • nsv NullSoft Video format • u16be pcm unsigned 16 bit big endian format • asf format • idcin Id CIN format • null video format • u16le pcm unsigned 16 bit little endian format • asf_stream asf format • image2 sequence • nut format • u8 pcm unsigned 8 bit format • au SUN AU Format • image2pipe piped image2 sequence • nuv NuppelVideo format • vc1 raw • avi format • Ingenient MJPEG • Ogg format • vc1test VC1 test bitstream format • avm2 Flash 9 (AVM2) format • ipmovie Interplay MVE format • oss audio grab and output • vcd MPEG1 System format (VCD) • avs format • lmlm4 raw format • Panasonic P2 • video4linux video grab • bethsoftvid
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