Square Box Systems will highlight CatDV 12, the latest version of the company's MAM system. A major step forward in the ongoing evolution of the CatDV product line, CatDV 12 features an updated and streamlined user experience along with native support for Square Box Systems' recently introduced Server 7.
Square Box Systems will highlight CatDV 12, the latest version of the company’s MAM system. A major step forward in the ongoing evolution of the CatDV product line, CatDV 12 features an updated and streamlined user experience along with native support for Square Box Systems’ recently introduced Server 7. In addition, CatDV 12 now includes enhanced support for audio files including an advanced waveform display, VU meters, and the ability to handle more audio tracks. The system’s logging and ingest capabilities have been updated, and CatDV 12 is now able to operate independent of specialized video players. With unrivalled support for large installations, CatDV features a 64-bit architecture and a robust playback engine that natively supports the latest broadcast and camera formats.
At IBC2016 Square Box Systems will introduce Worker 7 for Linux, the latest version of the company’s workflow automation solution for CatDV MAM deployments. With full support for Linux environments, Worker 7 for Linux makes CatDV an even more compelling option for large-scale enterprise users who need to manage huge volumes of assets. Worker 7 for Linux features an all-new media engine that supports all major video players. In addition, Worker 7 includes many new functions designed to make workflow automation and integration more powerful and easier to deploy.
The CatDV Pegasus Server enables super-fast, Google-style searches across millions of assets and includes support for Oracle and Microsoft SQL Server databases. At IBC2016 Square Box Systems will highlight the enhanced security, flexibility, sophisticated asset usage analytics and reporting, plus audit capabilities now available in the latest version of the CatDV Pegasus Server.
Delivering even more firepower for collaborative enterprise deployments, the CatDV Enterprise Server 7 server now features web-based system administration and a REST administration API, as well as many core improvements including support for larger customer deployments, centralized path mapping, more efficient search tools, and a fully customized user interface for different users.
Square Box Systems will launch CatDV Archive to Cloud in response to customer demand for the ability to leverage cloud services in their MAM operations. At IBC2016 the company will demonstrate CatDV Archive to Cloud’s ability to archive media assets and associated metadata to Amazon’s Simple Storage Service (S3), the online file storage web service offered by Amazon Web Services.
