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\r\n - This leading post-production facility has long distinguished itself from its competition by offering services that other facilities can’t provide, and delivering creative solutions, high-quality output and fast turnaround. Using Inlet’s Fathom, they are now one of the first Hollywood post houses to offer real-time HD encoding as part of their services. Recently Fathom’s HD encoding has been critical to Modern’s ability to deliver HD dailies for a feature film, and Xbox trailers requiring the Windows Media 9 format in HD, as well as Dolby Digital 5.1.
\r\n - When this provider of multimedia instructional tools started utilizing HD footage in their deliverables, they realized that their MPEG-2 encoder was not going to do the trick. MPEG-2 required such high bit rates in order to maintain quality that the content just wouldn’t fit. The senior digital media specialist at MetaMedia knew he needed advanced encoding. After closely comparing the two major advanced encoding formats he decided that VC-1 was the right choice. He then determined that Fathom was the best VC-1 encoder on the market, for HD content. Using Fathom he was able to get the file size benefits he wanted, and the quality he needed, all with amazing speed.
\r\n\r\n - Like most production facilities, Microsoft Studios often races against the clock to deliver projects on time. Highly skilled video technicians are usually costly, so optimizing their time is critical. The studio has been doing HD encoding for more than three years, but the process previously required at least nine hours – more than one work day – to encode one hour of film. Fathom has now made real-time HD encoding a reality, allowing them to cut production time by 75%. They can also use Fathom to encode “live” from tape into the preferred Windows Media format. They say Inlet has changed the way they do business, enabling them to accept last minute requests and still give their clients the turnaround time they want and the quality they need.
\r\n\r\nSyncCast - Microsoft tasked SyncCast with using its video distribution service for its newly launched Xbox 360 to enable users, via Xbox LIVE (Xbox\'s online entertainment network), to download digital video content. Microsoft needed 1000 hours of content ready for distribution by CES 2007, less than 60 days away. SyncCast utilized Inlet\'s Semaphore automated Quality Control solution to boost their productivity by over 40%, meeting a deadline they had thought impossible months earlier.
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– anytime, anywhere, on any device. Movies…trailers…shorts…breaking news…sports highlights. Whatever your content, you need to offer it “on-demand”, right from your web site. How do you get this content online quickly and efficiently? Does your existing workflow address the pressures and demands of this new media? And most importantly, how do you ensure that the quality your brand requires is not compromised?
In today’s world, your content will be viewed on a variety of screens, from mobile devices to computers to high-definition television monitors. And it will be accessed over a variety of networks. Traditional production processes and quality control procedures simply cannot keep up with the rapidly changing demands that online Video-on-Demand creates. Efficient, new workflows and automated quality control are essential in the world of new media delivery.
Inlet solutions are ideal for preparing content for “on-demand” viewing. Renowned for the industry’s highest video quality, Inlet advanced encoding solutions can take almost any incoming source: tape, SDI, MPEG-2, AVI, and output web, standard definition (SD) or high definition (HD) video in a variety of formats.
No more mind-numbing, manual quality checking. The industry’s first automated quality control process eliminates the time-wasting tedium of checking every frame visually. And Inlet’s innovative workflow capabilities provide easier setup and up to 10 times faster throughput than competitive offerings. So you generate the highest video quality in the least time – and get your content in front of your viewers faster and more efficiently.
When you need to offer your content over new networks, to reach your audience on whatever screen they choose, you need Inlet’s family of products working for you. When you need broadcast quality VoD over broadband networks, you need Inlet’s uncompromising quality, enhancing your viewers’ experience. Fast encoding, using Inlet’s advanced algorithms and the industry’s deepest knowledge of the encoding process. Efficient production, using automated workflow and quality controls that are unique in the video market.
\r\n'),(119,2,'14',3,'\r\nWhen you want new media over new networks, you want Inlet Technologies working for you.
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\r\nOr you need to find something in the archives. So you send someone down\r\nto the media library, to search for Episode 4 of Season 2. And maybe,\r\ntwo days later, you’ll have what you need.
\r\n
\r\nInlet Technologies can help you eliminate the clutter of dailies, and\r\nstreamline the archiving and retrieval process. Inlet can encode all\r\nyour incoming dailies and your programming archives, so that every\r\nframe is available right from your computer, in stunning\r\nhigh-definition. Inlet’s real-time encoding, efficient workflow tools\r\nand the industry’s first automated quality control process can keep up\r\nwith any quantity you throw at it. Support for any digital rights\r\nmanagement solution assures that content is secure and viewable only by\r\nthose who have permission. And Inlet’s industry-renowned video quality\r\nmeans you see what the director shot. No dropouts, pixilation or\r\njaggies. Just crystal-clear video, delivered right to your desktop.
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\r\nIt’s time to sweep those piles of DVDs off your desk. To eliminate the\r\ndrudgery of searching through tape libraries for a specific shot. Inlet\r\nmakes it easy to store vast quantities of high quality video on a\r\nserver, and access what you need, every day, right from your desktop.\r\nWith scintillating quality. Efficient production. All available with a\r\nclick of the mouse.'),(122,1,'7',1,'Inlet Products Overview'),(123,2,'7',2,'Inlet’s advanced encoding solutions enable new media for new networks. Inlet products work in a variety of applications, including:
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\r\nClick on any of the Inlet product families below to learn more about how Inlet can improve your video quality, increase your efficiency, and speed up your video output.
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When you need breaking news stories to\r\nbe uploaded to your web site, you don’t have time for slow, outdated\r\nencoding technology. You need content prepared quickly, efficiently,\r\nand with the highest video quality. You need it optimized for multiple\r\nviewing screens: TV, computer, mobile phones, etc. Inlet Technologies\r\nreal-time encoding solutions get your content on your site more\r\nefficiently and with higher quality than any other solution.
\r\n Networks and studio execs:
You\r\nneed web-based videos that reinforce your programs’ brands and extend\r\nyour audience reach. Your viewers expect the highest quality web\r\nexperience. Inlet Technologies can help you create it, from mobile to\r\nweb to high definition.
Inlet’s advanced encoding solutions\r\ncan prepare your content for the web, with higher quality and better\r\nefficiency than any other solution. Inlet’s unique workflow tools and\r\nthe industry’s first automated quality control process lets you upload\r\nmore video in less time. Advanced algorithms and deep technical\r\nknowledge are built into intuitive solutions that guarantee the best\r\nvideo quality. Real-time encoding of video files or live content reduce\r\ndelays, so your content can be uploaded to your web site quickly and\r\nefficiently.
Whether you’re building news, sports and\r\nweather video libraries on your site, or uploading last night’s\r\nprime-time episode, coming attractions, and in-depth, behind the scenes\r\ncontent, Inlet’s family of products will give you the quality\r\nexperience your viewers demand, and the production efficiency that\r\ntoday’s fast-paced environment requires.\r\n'),(118,2,'16',3,'\r\n \r\n
\r\nWhen you need new media over new networks, you need Inlet Technologies.
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Things have changed! Streaming has grown up!
Would you like to make poor quality, small, unsatisfactory video streams a thing of the past? Real-time, professional streaming solutions from Inlet deliver full broadcast quality video, with SD or HD resolution. Now you can stream your content over any IP network, to a variety of devices, from mobile to computer to television set.
News broadcasters can create multiple “channels” on their web site, so that viewers can watch breaking news, weather forecasts, sports highlights or traffic reports, no matter where they are. Programmers and media service providers can now extend the reach of their content assets to new audiences who are using the web for entertainment. Corporate communications can send high resolution videos over their enterprise network, so that any employee can see vital information on his or her desktop. Local governments can broadcast city council or local sporting events over the internet, for real-time viewing on the computer or the television set.
How is this possible? Inlet has created a family of real-time, high-resolution encoding solutions that generate the high video quality for which Inlet is renowned. Completely compatible with your existing, sophisticated network management systems that control your middleware, routers and firewalls.
Inlet’s real-time encoders can accept a variety of inputs, such as cameras, tape or digital files, and generate a continuous video stream over any IP network. With full SD or HD resolution. And a variety of additional capabilities such as closed-captioning, subtitles, picture-in-picture, and multiple language support. Inlet delivers the full broadcast experience, in real time, over broadband networks.
Inlet’s professional streaming solutions are the first to have full network management capabilities, so you can manage dozens, even hundreds of encoders across a wide geographic area, using standard network management software. Inlet even lets you upload new software over the web, so that field-upgrades no longer mean truck rolls to some remote location. When you need to send live, broadcast quality video over any IP network, you’re ready for Inlet’s Professional Streaming solutions. \r\n'),(120,2,'17',3,'\r\n
\r\nInlet Technologies. New media over new networks.
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\r\nA world where viewers watch breaking news, movies, television\r\nprogramming or sports highlights on mobile phones, computers and high\r\ndefinition television sets. Where you expand your audience and create\r\nnew revenue from your valuable content. A world of digital media,\r\ndelivered over a variety of new networks.
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\r\n\r\n\r\n – the world’s first automated quality control program for digital encoding. Eliminate the time-wasting tedium of manual quality checking. Complete, automated quality control that evaluates hours of content in minutes – and delivers a full report, right to your inbox.
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Tarari, the leader in deep content inspection silicon, is headquartered in San Diego, Calif., USA. Tarari designs and develops Content Processor silicon to allow original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) to accelerate and offload compute-intensive, complex algorithms used in XML/Web Services, Network Security and Digital Media environments. A fabless semiconductor company whose product line primarily includes ASICs, Tarari also offers boards and software acceleration components designed for network equipment, appliance and server vendors, as well as independent software vendors. Tarari is a privately held company with venture backing from Crosspoint Venture Partners, Morgan Stanley Venture Partners, Enterprise Partners Venture Capital, Miramar Venture Partners, XMLFund and Intel Capital. For more information, visit www.tarari.com, e-mail: info@tarari.com or call 858-385-5131.
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\r\nJohn is recognized as a digital video industry expert. He has been featured as a speaker and expert panelist at numerous worldwide events including DV Expo, Digital Hollywood, National Association of Broadcasters annual conference (NAB), Parks Associates, VON, Streaming Media East/West/Europe tradeshows and RealNetworks Conferences. Prior to joining Inlet, John served as the Director of Business Development and Product Management for Osprey Technologies (acquired by ViewCast Corporation). There, he identified and developed key market opportunities resulting in multiple consecutive revenue growth quarters, despite global economic downturn. His other accomplishments at Osprey include: generating sales tools and collateral that reduced overall costs of sales by $1M over 3 years, developing and managing strategic business relationships with Microsoft, RealNetworks and HP, and successfully launching e-commerce initiatives, netting an overall increase of 800% in direct sales. He has authored white papers, web content, press releases and industry presentations, affirming industry leadership position in technology, partnerships, overall ecosystem and people. Prior to Osprey, John spent three years at IBM where he served as a product engineer with IBM\'s Aptiva PC Division. He currently serves on the board of directors at Accordent Technologies, based in Hermosa Beach California, and holds a B.S. in Chemical Engineering from North Carolina State University.
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Yes, that’s right. We’re so convinced that Semaphore automated quality control software will change your QC process forever, that we’ll give you 15 days to try it yourself, absolutely free. And we’ll send you a code for a free one-month subscription from Netflix, just for trying our software. Already a Netflix subscriber? Yes, this applies to you, too!
Wouldn’t you like to reduce the drudgery of visual, frame-by-frame, manual checking? How about improving the quality of your encoded content? And approving more video in less time?
Isn’t it time to automate your quality control process?
Download your free trial of Semaphore automated quality control software. And see why video professionals everywhere are turning to Semaphore as their quality control standard.
\r\n\r\nJust click the Download button below, and try it for 15 days. Or if you’re already convinced, click the Buy It Now button to purchase the software. Either way, we’ll send you a free Netflix code.
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\r\nMr. Luck joined Core in April of 2000 and concentrates primarily on the firm\'s technology investments. His areas of focus include the telecommunications, software, and information technology sectors. Mr. Luck serves on the Boards of Directors of Covega, Nextone, Trust Digital, and VPI Systems and is a Board Observer at Sourcefire and Trinity Convergence.
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\r\nJim Pastoriza joined TDF early in 2004, after being a founding partner of Telegraph Hill Communications Partners, L.P. based in San Francisco, California and a partner of J.P. Morgan Communications Partners, L.P. He also has experience as an associate, and later partner, at AT&T Ventures. Prior to AT&T Ventures, Mr. Pastoriza held operational positions at AT&T and Lucent Technologies. He was the Product Manager for AT&T\'s Consumer Long Distance Service, generating $13 billion in revenue from 60 million customers. Before joining consumer services, Mr. Pastoriza was the Executive Assistant to AT&T\'s Senior Vice President of Corporate Strategy and Development and a member of AT&T\'s Executive Committee. Previously, Mr. Pastoriza was a Lucent Technologies Account Executive ranking in the top 1% of national sales. He received a B.S. from Columbia University and earned his M.S. from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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\r\nChairman of the Board
\r\nBiography
\r\nDon joined Technology Venture Partners in November 2007 as a Venture Partner, where he works with each of the firm’s portfolio companies on issues of strategy and business development. Previously, he served as President and CEO of Aegis Lightwave, a leading manufacturer of cost-effective optical network monitoring solutions based in Woburn, MA. Don joined Aegis after a decade-long career with JDS Uniphase Corporation, where he held a variety of senior leadership roles including: President of the Transmission Sub-systems Group, President of the Active Components Group, and General Manager of the Electro-optic Products Division. Don holds B.S., M.S., and Ph.D. degrees in electrical engineering from MIT. In addition, he has completed executive education courses at Stanford University School of Business. Don also serves on the Board of Directors for several privately held companies.
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\r\n Inlet Technologies
1121 Situs Court, Suite 330
Raleigh, NC 27606
919.856.1080 phone
919.256.8123 fax
e-mail us: click here
\r\n'),(145,1,'20',1,'Live, professional streaming over any IP network'),(146,2,'20',2,'The Spinnaker™ family of advanced, live encoding solutions enables\r\ncontent providers to reach new audiences through new media networks.\r\nThis professional streaming solution delivers best-in-class quality for\r\nlive media delivery applications such as IPTV, web streaming, PEG,\r\nbroadband TV, enterprise, education or government video.
\r\nUsing state-of-the-art encoding enhancements and an advanced toolset,\r\nSpinnaker delivers the bandwidth performance and unique features\r\nnecessary to provide a true broadcast experience over any IP network.\r\nIt is a flexible and scalable solution, supporting resolutions from\r\nmobile to web to television. Unlike other encoders on the market,\r\nSpinnaker is optimized for delivery to both TV and a wide array of new\r\nmedia devices.
Spinnaker provides highly efficient device\r\nmanagement through local, web and SNMP interfaces. Based upon Inlet’s\r\npatent-pending technology platform, Spinnaker’s core encoding software\r\nfully supports development enhancements, accommodating future\r\nrequirements and new applications.
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Spinnaker advantages
• Best-in-class SMPTE VC-1 and Windows Media advanced encoding
• Encoding enhancements optimized for IPTV system deployments
• Broad subscriber reach for content providers, using existing infrastructure
• Advanced toolset for new media applications:
-Closed Captioning (CEA 608, CEA 708, SAMI)
-Picture-in-Picture
-Multiple language support
-Tier 1, 2 and 3 telco IPTV
• Integrated system solution, compatible with middleware and set top box technology
• Full service support including field software updates
\r\n'),(148,2,'32',2,'\r\n \r\nCustomer support hours of operation:
9:00am to 7:00pm Eastern Standard Time
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Click here to email Inlet support
\r\n \r\nWe will reply to support request emails within one business day.
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\r\nEach year at NAB Inlet demonstrates our commitment to innovation and development in New Media by bringing new products, services and capabilities to the show floor. This year promises to be no different. Join Inlet this April 14th-17th in Las Vegas for NAB2008. Stop by booth SL8325 to experience our exciting new solutions for Live Streaming, Transcoding and Video on Demand in an expanded, interactive show presence.
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Core Capital is a Washington, DC-based venture fund with over $370 million under management. The firm invests in a wide range of disruptive technologies, with a particular focus on telecommunications hardware and software, wireless applications, enterprise software, network security, ecommerce and web and communications services. Core invests in both early-stage and later-stage companies. Sample portfolio companies include InPhonic, Sourcefire, NexTone Communications, buySafe, RoundBox, Trust Digital, Trinity Convergence, and IXI.
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\r\n
Spinnaker is a highly reliable, robust solution, with\r\nunique capabilities for new media broadcast over IP. With Spinnaker,\r\nservice providers can meet IPTV regulatory requirements and deliver\r\ncontent to either television or mobile and PC-based devices, thus\r\nreaching broader audiences and increasing revenue potential.'),(207,2,'32',4,'Product Minimum Requirements
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Define and apply your parameters for quality, bit rate, dropped frames or other metrics – then let Semaphore do the rest. Its automatic alerts zero in on frames or scenes that fail to meet your criteria, so you can identify trouble spots at a glance. Straightforward graphs, summary windows and reports provide comprehensive analysis of every frame. With one cost-effective solution you increase your control over your content and eliminate hours of staring at the monitor.
'),(159,1,'19',4,'Key features'),(161,2,'19',5,'Automatic alerts set to your customized parameters
\r\nSemaphore delivers an unprecedented level of automation and control. Prior to QC, simply define your job-specific encoding metrics and Semaphore will alert you if any portion of your content falls outside your acceptable parameters. Don’t waste time studying every minute of video – Semaphore can do it for you!
\r\n\r\n\r\nQuick hot-spot identification
\r\nSemaphore gives you many tools to zero in on encoding flaws. In addition to the automated alerts, easy-to-read graphs provide comprehensive encoding metrics on a standard media timeline. This frame-accurate timeline includes time code values to facilitate frame scrubbing and precise adjustments.
Maximize efficiency by focusing only on the frames that have failed to meet your standards. Quick segment touch-ups are also a breeze when you use Semaphore in conjunction with the Seen by Scene™ feature in Inlet’s Fathom™ encoder product family.
\r\n\r\n
\r\n\r\nWatch Folder
\r\nSemaphore “watches” for source files within a central directory (Watch Folder) and moves them automatically through QC. You can designate Watch Folder settings to analyze all files according to your criteria, and then generate reports via email. This feature accommodates files originating from multiple locations or personnel, for greater processing automation.
\r\n\r\nEnhanced Report Generation
\r\nSemaphore generates comprehensive, easy-to-read reports that detail encoding statistics and alert information in a variety of formats – text, XML or HTML. You can configure Semaphore’s user-friendly interface to automatically email these reports to your designated recipient list.
\r\n\r\nBatch Processing and Reporting
\r\nSemaphore gives you a command line option for scripting and batch file processing. Use the Batch Report feature to analyze multiple files and generate the corresponding reports, so you can easily process batches of media without real-time monitoring.
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\r\n \r\n'),(209,1,'34',1,'Minimum and recommended system requirements'),(164,2,'34',2,'FATHOM
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\r\n\r\n\r\n- Fathom includes a full length 64-bit 66MHz PCI board that requires either a 32-bit or 64-bit PCI or PCI-X slot. \r\n
- Windows XP SP2, .Net 1.1 runtime, Windows Media Player 10 and DirectX 9.0b or later \r\n
- Celeron 2.0GHz or Pentium 3 2.0GHz \r\n
- 512MB of RAM and 200MB of hard drive \r\n
- 9-pin serial connector for RS-232/422 control \r\n
- USB 1.1 or higher port for license key
\r\nFathom Recommended Configuration:
\r\n\r\n\r\n- Fathom includes a full length 64-bit 66MHz PCI board that requires either a 32-bit or 64-bit PCI or PCI-X slot. \r\n
- Windows XP SP2, .Net 1.1 runtime, Windows Media Player 10 and DirectX 9.0b or later \r\n
- Pentium 4 3.2 GHz or higher \r\n
- 2GB RAM \r\n
- RAID 0 for file based source material \r\n
- 128MB PCI-e or AGP DirectX9 compatible graphics adapter \r\n
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- USB 1.1 or higher port for license key
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\r\n- 1GB RAM
\r\n- Windows XP SP2, Windows Media Player 10, .Net 1.1. runtime, and DirectX 9.0b or later
\r\n- 50MB of hard drive
\r\n- 32MB graphics adapter
\r\nSemaphore Recommended Configuration:
\r\n \r\n \r\n- Pentium 4 3.2 GHz or higher
\r\n- 2GB RAM
\r\n- Windows XP SP2, Windows Media Player 10, .Net 1.1. runtime, and DirectX 9.0b or later
\r\n- 50MB of hard drive
\r\n- 128MB PCI-e or AGP DirectX9 compatible graphics adapter
\r\n- Semaphore-SDI requires available PCIe* slot for SDI output
\r\n*For PCI-x solution, please contact sales@inlethd.com regarding availability.
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ABN 44 075 742 264, PO Box 561
Moorebank, NSW Australia
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101 Glacier Point Rd., Ste. A
San Rafael, CA 94901
415-257-8480
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\r\nFounder and Member, The Hutchison Law Group
\r\nBiography
\r\nAs\r\nthe firm\'s founder, Fred D. Hutchison has helped to establish Hutchison\r\nLaw Group as the premier provider of strategic business and\r\nintellectual property-related legal counsel to leading technology\r\ncompanies throughout the Southeast.
\r\n \r\n
Mr. Hutchison is a\r\nrecipient of the Order of the Long Leaf Pine, the highest civilian\r\nhonor within the State of North Carolina, and was named 2007\r\nEntrebizneur of the Year by Business Leader Magazine. Among numerous\r\nother appointments and recognitions, he has recently served as Chairman\r\nof the Triangle Community Foundation. He is currently the Co-Chair of\r\nthe capital campaign for WUNC-FM and the Chair of the First Flight\r\nVenture Center, a non-profit incubator located in Research Triangle\r\nPark. He is also the founding President of the Council for\r\nEntrepreneurial Development, the largest entrepreneurial support\r\norganization in the country.
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'),(342,4,'35',22,''),(343,2,'35',23,'After selecting this output, close the AC-3 Properties page and open Fathom. If the source file includes AC-3 multi-channel audio, the input screen within Fathom will show six channels of audio as opposed to the default of two.
'),(344,4,'35',24,''),(345,2,'35',25,'At this point, step through your job settings until you reach the Compression screen. When selecting the audio compression format, you should only have 5.1 selections available. After making this selection you can continue with your job settings and queue the job. The output file will be a WMV file with 5.1 audio.
'),(338,2,'35',18,'AC-3 (Active Coding 3) is Dolby\'s third generation audio coding algorithm. AC-3 is more commonly known in the consumer space as Dolby Digital. Per the technical specifications for DVD creation, every disc must use at least one PCM or Dolby Digital soundtrack. One of the most frequently used versions of Dolby Digital is the 5.1 channel implementation. Dolby Digital 5.1 contains six total channels of sound, with five channels for normal-range speakers (Right Front, Center, Left Front, Right Rear and Left Rear) and one channel for the Low Frequency Effects (LFE), or subwoofer. The Dolby Digital format supports Mono and Stereo usages as well. Inlet\'s Fathom encoder outputs a WMV file, which does not support AC-3. In order to retain the multi-channel audio in your encoded output, the source audio file must be converted to WMA 5.1 audio during the encoding process. Below are instructions for how to easily make this conversion within Fathom: Open the Control Panel and select the AC-3 Filter icon.'),(336,4,'35',33,''),(337,2,'35',34,'\r\n14. *The AVISynth Script bin can also be used to create new or modify existing AVS files for non-trick stream scripts. If you do make a change to any of the Inlet supplied AVS scripts, we recommend that you should do a “Save As” to the script, so as to not overwrite the original script.
\r\n\r\n15. Click the “Create Jobs” button and your jobs should automatically be imported and queued for encoding into Fathom.
\r\n
\r\nBy integrating AVISynth and Fathom, you can fully extend the power of the Fathom software and hardware into an efficient encoding workstation, capable of handling a broad spectrum of video processing projects.
\r\n\r\nKnown issues/caveats with AVISynth and Fathom:
\r\n\r\n- It is always best to use the command “DirectShowSource(“”)” for serving files with AVISynth into Fathom.
\r\n- The scripting MakeGXFGraph or MakeQTGraph must be used when using AVISynth to serve Quicktime or General Exchange Format files into Fathom. These file types are not generally supported by DirectShow plugins and therefore Inlet’s included decoders for each format are used to link with DirectShow. Proper usage for a QT file with AVISynth would be: DirectShowSource(MakeQTGraph(”D:Sourcesexample.mov”))
\r\n- It is always best to use the command “seekzero=true” when serving MPEG-2 files or any other similar format that does not offer proper seeking on the decoding. An example of this usage: DirectShowSource(“D:Sourcesexample.mpg”, seekzero=true).
\r\n- When using any script that will filter or pre-process the image, it is best to include the scripting “ConvertToYV12” after the sourcing line.
\r\n- If you will be using AVISynth to serve a file into Fathom, and you will be scaling the source to a different output resolution upon the encode, it may be best to apply the scaling in the AVISynth script. This will allow Fathom to concentrate only on encoding and therefore no cycles will be taken away for scaling during encoding. Note however, that scaling with AVISynth may put a greater hit on your computer’s main processor(s).
\r\n- A great web site for the explanation and usage of various AVISynth filters is located at:
http://www.animemusicvideos.org/guides/avtech/avspostqual.html \r\n- A good resource for downloading the many available AVISynth filters is located at:
http://www.avisynth.org/warpenterprises/
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Technology Venture Partners (TVP) is an $85 million venture capital fund investing in early to mid-stage venture opportunities in the areas of networking, communications, software and semiconductor technologies. TVP’s investment focus is concentrated around high-growth opportunities in areas such as enterprise applications, network infrastructure, network management and security, VoIP chipsets, software and IT infrastructure. Technology Venture Partners is headquartered in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
'),(299,14,'26',1,'0'),(263,1,'54',2,'article 1'),(264,1,'35',2,'Creating Elementary Video Streams'),(265,2,'35',3,'Fathom provides a command line tool called InletASFDump that operates on a WMV file, allowing for the extraction of a video elementary stream (.ES file) from VC-1 Advanced Profile content (.WMV with 4cc of WVC1 or WMVA).
While all Blu-ray players and HD-DVD recorders will support playback of the VC-1 codec, it is up to the content providers to decide which video codec(s) they use for their releases. It is also important to note that the players will support the VC-1 video format but not the VC-1 audio format. Therefore, in order to import your content into an authoring program for HD DVD or Blu-ray, it may be necessary to extract the video into an elementary stream without any header or audio stream.
As an example, the following command will extract the video elementary streams from the WMV file named ‘test.wmv’ to create an .ES file to be named ‘test.es.’
\r\nInletASFDump test.wmv -elem test.es
\r\nBelow are the steps required to generate .ES files with InletASFDump. Please note that the Advanced Profile (AP) is the only VC-1 profile that can be utilized with InletASFDump to generate an .ES file.
Step 1 – Create a Job in Fathom, making sure that you select the Advanced Profile codec within the compression section.
Step 2 – Encode the Job
Step 3 – Once the Job is complete you can utilize the video analysis and analysis timeline to play back and scrutinize the encoded output. If you have any frames that need to be re-encoded you can utilize the Seen by Scene™ feature available within Fathom. Seen by Scene segment re-encoding allows a critical or problematic scene to be re-encoded, without re-encoding the entire clip.
Step 4 – Once you are satisfied with the quality of your encoded output you can utilize the InletASFDump tool by entering a command using the format in the example above. InletASFDump will extract the video elementary streams from the WMV file to create an .ES file.
Step 5 – Import the .ES file into your HD DVD or Blu-ray authoring program.
The following options are provided in ASFDump:
• (-Iframes) List all I frames with time codes
• (-frames) List all frames with times codes and frame sizes
• (-attr) List all the attributes of the file
• (-markers) List all markers found in the file
• (-scripts) List all script commands found in the file
• (-profile) List profile information gathered from the file
• (-dump) Dump all compressed frames to individual files
• (-elem filename.es) Extract the video elementary stream and save to a single output file
• (-segment [start1, end1, start2, end2, ….]) Extract compressed segments to binary files
Usage
InletASFDump -Iframes -frames -attr -markers -script –profile -dump -elem -segment [start1, end1, start2, end2,...]
The default installation location for InletASFDump is c:Program FilesInlet TechnologiesFathom.
'),(198,2,'42',3,'Please note directions from Mapquest are incorrect. Please use the directions below or contact Inlet corporate headquarters for directions from your location.
From Raleigh Durham International Airport
1. Take I-40 E toward Raleigh . (Do NOT get off on Wade Avenue )
2. Take exit 293B, US-1 S/US-64 W towards Wake Forest.
3. Merge onto US-1 N.
4. Take the Jones Franklin Road exit, exit number 1C
5. Turn RIGHT onto Jones Franklin Road.
6. Turn RIGHT onto Capital Center Rd.
7. Turn RIGHT onto Situs Court
8. Proceed “straight through” the traffic circle
9. Make an immediate LEFT into parking lot. Inlet Technologies is located on the third floor in Suite 330.
From North Raleigh
1. Take US-1 S/US-64 beltline (outer loop) south towards Cary, Sanford
2. Take the Jones Franklin Road exit, exit number 1C
3. Turn LEFT onto Jones Franklin Road.
4. Cross over bridge and Turn RIGHT onto Capital Center Rd. 5. Turn RIGHT onto Situs Court
6. Proceed “straight through” the traffic circle
7. Make an immediate LEFT into parking lot. Inlet Technologies is located on the third floor in Suite 330.
'),(197,2,'42',2,'Directions to Inlet Corporate Headquarters
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\r\n'),(262,2,'54',1,'Fathom provides a command line tool called InletASFDump that operates\r\non a WMV file, allowing for the extraction of a video elementary stream\r\n(.ES file) from VC-1 Advanced Profile content (.WMV with 4cc of WVC1 or\r\nWMVA).\r\n
\r\n
\r\nWhile all Blu-ray players and HD-DVD recorders will support playback of\r\nthe VC-1 codec, it is up to the content providers to decide which video\r\ncodec(s) they use for their releases. It is also important to note that\r\nthe players will support the VC-1 video format but not the VC-1 audio\r\nformat. Therefore, in order to import your content into an authoring\r\nprogram for HD DVD or Blu-ray, it may be necessary to extract the video\r\ninto an elementary stream without any header or audio stream.\r\n
\r\n
\r\nAs an example, the following command will extract the video elementary\r\nstreams from the WMV file named ‘test.wmv’ to create an .ES file to be\r\nnamed ‘test.es.’
\r\n
\r\nInletASFDump test.wmv -elem test.es\r\n\r\n
\r\nBelow are the steps required to generate .ES files with InletASFDump.\r\nPlease note that the Advanced Profile (AP) is the only VC-1 profile\r\nthat can be utilized with InletASFDump to generate an .ES file.
\r\n\r\n\r\n
\r\nStep 1 – Create a Job in Fathom, making sure that you select the Advanced Profile codec within the compression section.\r\n\r\n
\r\nStep 2 – Encode the Job\r\n\r\n
\r\nStep 3 – Once the Job is\r\ncomplete you can utilize the video analysis and analysis timeline to\r\nplay back and scrutinize the encoded output. If you have any frames\r\nthat need to be re-encoded you can utilize the Seen by Scene™ feature\r\navailable within Fathom. Seen by Scene segment re-encoding allows a\r\ncritical or problematic scene to be re-encoded, without re-encoding the\r\nentire clip.
\r\nStep 4 – Once you are\r\nsatisfied with the quality of your encoded output you can utilize the\r\nInletASFDump tool by entering a command using the format in the example\r\nabove. InletASFDump will extract the video elementary streams from the\r\nWMV file to create an .ES file.
\r\nStep 5 – Import the .ES file into your HD DVD or Blu-ray authoring program.\r\n\r\n
\r\n
\r\nThe following options are provided in ASFDump:
\r\n\r\n\r\n • (-Iframes) List all I frames with time codes\r\n
\r\n• (-frames) List all frames with times codes and frame sizes\r\n
\r\n• (-attr) List all the attributes of the file\r\n
\r\n• (-markers) List all markers found in the file\r\n
\r\n• (-scripts) List all script commands found in the file\r\n
\r\n• (-profile) List profile information gathered from the file
\r\n\r\n • (-dump) Dump all compressed frames to individual files\r\n
\r\n• (-elem filename.es) Extract the video elementary stream and save to a single\r\n output file\r\n
\r\n• (-segment [start1, end1, start2, end2, ….]) Extract compressed segments to binary files\r\n\r\n
\r\n
\r\nUsage\r\n
\r\nInletASFDump -Iframes -frames -attr -markers -script –profile -dump -elem -segment [start1, end1, start2, end2,...]\r\n\r\n
\r\n
\r\nThe default installation location for InletASFDump is c:\\Program Files\\Inlet Technologies\\Fathom.\r\n\r\n'),(201,1,'43',1,'Legal Notice'),(206,2,'32',3,'\r\n \r\nPremium support packages* are available that include:
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*Package details may vary by country
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If you have a specific question about working with Fathom or Semaphore, please click here to reach our Customer Support team.
Topics:
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\r\nNew media formats are enabling these new screen experiences. Operators\r\nnow must work with H.264, MPEG-4, Windows Media, VC-1, MPEG-2, AVI, and\r\nFlash quickly and easily. Managing all these different media formats\r\ncan be an operational and quality control nightmare.
The\r\nFathom® advanced encoding platform solves the problem of managing\r\nmultiple output formats for different viewing devices. Fathom is a\r\ncomprehensive encoding solution that allows you to:
• Reach a larger audience with optimized media for any viewing screen
• Increase operational encoding efficiencies
• Produce higher quality media in less time
• Comply with regulatory requirements for closed captioning and ancillary data
\r\n'),(212,1,'18',1,'High-performance, advanced encoding platform'),(213,2,'18',5,'
Through a single, consistent intuitive user interface, Fathom allows for automated or hands-on encode job management. Pre-built job templates let you start encoding jobs in just a few clicks. Or you can create unique jobs with customized parameters.
Fathom helps you create digital media more efficiently, with more versatility, than any other encoding solution. Fathom advantages include:
\r\nMobile, Web, Portable Media Players, IPTV and HD
Fathom allows you to target any playback device and optimize the viewer experience, all from a single, consistent user interface. Control the format, resolution, bit rate and more without having to develop unique workflows or train on a new interface.
\r\nMultiple source and media formats
\r\nWork with source files, tapes, cameras, video servers or Non-linear editing systems; all from one user interface. 8-bit, 10-bit, SD, HD, single tape or multiple tapes: Fathom can handle it all.
\r\n \r\nAutomation
\r\nUnattended encoding is done with ease using Fathom’s watch folder feature. Simply specify your watch folder location and assign job templates to the watch folder. Fathom will monitor the watch folder for any new media asset and initiate jobs based on your templates whenever new media is found. Using the Queue function you can also reprioritize jobs without removing them from the Queue.
\r\n \r\nSeen by Scene™ segment re-encoding
\r\nDon’t waste time re-encoding entire clips. Use Seen by Scene to select individual segments of an encoded file, then re-encode just the selected segments, not the entire clip.
\r\n \r\nRegulatory compliance and changing standards
\r\nSupport captioning with SAMI, Open or CEA 608 and 708 Closed Captioning modes. Fathom recognizes that source captioning information can come from several locations: Tape, source media file or stand alone captioning file. Whichever workflow you have - Fathom has you covered.
\r\n \r\nEncode and archive
\r\nManage your encoding jobs while simultaneously creating a digital archive. Digital archiving can be done in uncompressed or high bit rate compressed formats.
\r\n \r\nReal-time encoding for SD and HD
\r\nDon’t have time for long, tedious encodes. Fathom provides real-time encoding of SD, HD, even 1080i HD! When you need fast, frame accurate encoding, only Fathom delivers the highest quality, in real-time, at any resolution.
\r\n \r\n'),(308,8,'30',3,'Capitol Broadcasting Company
Capitol Broadcasting Company is a diversified communications company headquartered in Raleigh, NC. A pioneer in high-definition content creation and distribution, CBC was the first commercial company in the nation licensed to broadcast the High Definition (HDTV) television signal.
'),(256,4,'18',6,''),(221,21,'37',2,'Neil Selvin
\r\nPresident
\r\nBiography
\r\nA pioneer in the information age, Neil has over 25 years of extensive marketing and CEO experience. Prior to joining Inlet, Neil served as the Executive Vice President of Products and Marketing for Approva in Northern Virginia. Neil previously spent 25 years in Silicon Valley, where he was President and CEO of several high-technology companies, including Pivia, OneWorld Systems and Global Village Communication. At Global Village, Neil led the company’s explosive growth, including a successful IPO in 1994. Neil was previously the Director of Marketing for portable computing at Apple Computer, Inc., where he led the original launch of Apple\'s award winning PowerBook notebook computers. Neil holds BA and MS degrees in physics from Pomona College and Brown University, and an MBA from Harvard Business School. Neil also volunteers as an Entrepreneur-in-Residence at the Dingman Center for Entrepreneurship at the University of Maryland.
'),(227,21,'37',3,'\r\nScott Labrozzi
\r\nChief Technology Officer
\r\nBiography
\r\nScott is a widely recognized expert in the streaming media industry with over a decade of experience in leading technology and product development involving video technologies. As the former Vice President of Engineering at Osprey Technologies, Scott led the research and development for all software and hardware products that achieved wide industry recognition known for world-class quality, reliability and performance. Previously, Scott worked for Sun Microsystems developing advanced video processing software. He graduated summa cum laude with an M.S. degree in computer engineering from North Carolina State University. \r\n
'),(242,2,'7',5,'\r\n \r\n \r\nReal-time,\r\nbroadcast quality streaming, delivered on any device, from mobile to\r\nweb to high-definition television. With full network management\r\ncapabilities, so you can manage dozens or hundreds of Spinnakers\r\ndeployed over a wide geographic area, using standard network management\r\nsoftware.
\r\n
\r\n'),(230,21,'37',5,'Peter Cresse
\r\nExecutive Vice President of Sales
\r\nBiography
\r\nPeter brings over twenty years of sales and marketing experience to the Inlet team, with a career that includes executive roles for Fortune 500 firms such as Scientific Atlanta, Intelsat, GTE and GE. His experience spans a broad range of technologies, and he is recognized within the industry as an IPTV expert. Peter also brings significant international business experience to Inlet. He has established offices in Tokyo, Frankfurt and London and has traveled extensively in sales leadership positions. Most recently Peter served as president of Entropy Inc., a consultancy firm providing strategy and sales direction for the transition to new media. Prior to Entropy, he was vice president of worldwide sales, in Scientific Atlanta’s Media Networks division.
'),(232,21,'37',6,'Todd Ackman
\r\nVice President of Finance
\r\nBiography
\r\nTodd has 23 years of professional accounting experience in public and private sectors. His experience spans information technology, clinical research, and manufacturing disciplines He has extensive knowledge of managing multi-entity accounting systems, operations, financial analysis, capital improvement planning, investor relations and human resources. Before joining Inlet, Todd held management positions as Director of Finance for Quintiles and Senior Accounting Analyst at PBS&J. Todd has auditing experience with international CPA firms and is a licensed Certified Public Accountant in Florida. Todd holds a BS degree in Accounting from Bradley University.
'),(234,21,'37',7,'Randy Budzinski
\r\nVice President of Manufacturing and Operations
\r\nBiography
\r\nRandy brings more than 15 years of manufacturing, procurement and operations experience to Inlet Technologies ranging from start-up to large company. Most recently he led the operations team at North Carolina-based telecommunications start-up Hatteras Networks. There Randy was responsible for setting up the internal manufacturing processes, developing and managing the supply chain, and the new product introduction of the Hatteras products. Prior to Hatteras, at Osprey Technologies he was responsible for product cost reductions and the launch to volume manufacturing several new products. Previously, Randy held management positions with General Electric and NetEdge Systems. He is widely recognized and respected throughout the electronics industry. Randy holds BS and MS degrees in electrical engineering from Syracuse University.
'),(266,8,'39',2,'Capitol Broadcasting Company
Capitol Broadcasting Company, Inc. is a diversified communications company which owns and/or operates WRAL-TV , WRAL Digital , WRAL-FM , Microspace , the North Carolina News Network, CBC New Media Group LLC and Wolfpack Sports Marketing in Raleigh, NC; WJZY-TV and WWWB-TV in Charlotte, NC; WILM-TV in Wilmington, NC; WRAZ-TV and The Durham Bulls in Durham, NC; the Myrtle Beach Pelicans Baseball Club in Myrtle Beach, SC; and various interests in North Carolina.
'),(204,2,'43',4,'At Inlet Technologies Inc., we are committed to ensuring your privacy\r\nas a web visitor and a customer. We utilize software and other\r\nprotections to keep your credit card information and other personal\r\ndata safe, secure, and confidential. We only use such information and\r\ndata for business purposes of Inlet. We will not make your information\r\navailable to any other party except with your express permission.
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Postal Address: 1121 Situs Ct, Suite 330, Raleigh, NC 27606 \r\n'),(237,2,'33',1,'\r\nVisit this section of the website regularly for product updates and other news from the Inlet support team
\r\n'),(330,2,'35',27,'AVISynth is a powerful tool for video post-production, providing a multitude of video processing options. AVISynth works as a frameserver, performing processing functions instantly, without the need for temporary files.
\r\n\r\nAVISynth does not have a graphical user interface (GUI) but instead relies on a script system that allows advanced video processing. While this may at first seem tedious and unintuitive, it is remarkably powerful and is a very good way to manage projects in a precise, consistent and reproducible manner. Because text-based scripts are human readable, projects are inherently self-documenting. The scripting language can be used to create complex filters from basic operations, to develop a sophisticated palette of useful and unique effects.
\r\n\r\nTo enhance Fathom’s capabilities, features and overall value, Inlet has designed Fathom™ 2.5 to recognize AVISynth scripts (.avs files). Some useful implementations of AVISynth scripts include:
\r\n\r\nInverse telecine
Source file concatenation
Noise reduction
Advanced resizing filters
Image color correction
\r\n
To use AVISynth with Fathom (2.5 required), you must first install AVISynth and the appropriate filter(s) to enable within Fathom. AVISynth is available at www.avisynth.org, or from the Fathom 2.5 or higher installation CD and can be installed when installing Fathom. The Fathom 2.5 CD also includes a set of filters to enhance Fathom’s capabilities.
\r\n\r\nFathom will recognize and handle most AVISynth .avs scripting files, so the integration of Fathom and AVISynth is as simple as using a file-based asset.
\r\n\r\nTo use Fathom and AVISynth, follow these steps:
\r\n\r\n\r\n- Install AVISynth either during Fathom installation or from the Fathom CD (Fathom2.5 CDExtrasAVISynth [version 2.56 or later required]). \r\n
- Write the AVISynth script to use in Fathom. A few example scripts are provided on the CD (Fathom2.5 CDExtrasAVISynthScripts) and common scripts can also be easily found by doing a web search. (If using an Inlet-provided decoder, such as with QuickTime and GXF files, you will need to use some special AVISynth commands to get proper recognition with Fathom. If you are not using an Inlet decoder, such as when using a standard uncompressed AVI file, you do not have to enter a special tag.) To write a script, open NotePad or WordPad from your StartAll ProgramsAccessories menu and enter the AVISynth commands. \r\n
- Save the file as an .AVS. Fathom 2.5 also includes a new Batch Utility app in which you can open, edit, write, and save AVISynth scripts. \r\n
- Select the .AVS file from the Fathom input tab as you would a file-based source.
\r\n
Here is an example script using a single AVI file without any pre-processing:
DirectShowSource(\"D:AVIAVI_Source_File.avi\")
\r\n\r\nExample using an AVI file and applying a contrast/brightness filter:
DirectShowSource(\"D:AVIAVI_Source_File.avi\")
Tweak(cont=1.2,sat=1.0,bright=10,hue=0)
\r\n\r\nAnother example using the same AVI file with a fast resizing filter:
DirectShowSource(\"D:AVIAVI_Source_File.avi\")
BilinearResize(528,480,0,0,0,0)
\r\n\r\nAnother example using the same AVI file with a more advanced resize and crop filter:
DirectShowSource(\"D:AVIAVI_Source_File.avi\")
Crop(8, 8, -8, -8)
LanczosResize(640, 360, taps=4)
\r\n\r\nExample joining (concatenating) two AVI files:
clip1=DirectShowSource(\"D:AVIAVI_Source_File.avi\")
clip1=DirectShowSource(\"D:AVIAVI_Source_File.avi\")
clip1 ++ clip2
\r\n\r\nHere is a complex example using two GXF files (via Inlet’s GXF decoder):
\r\n\r\n# Test GXF inverse telecine encode, joining files
clip1=DirectShowSource(MakeGXFGraph(\"D:GXF.gxf\"),pixel_type=\"YUY2\")
clip2=DirectShowSource(MakeGXFGraph(\"D:GXF.GXF\"),pixel_type=\"YUY2\")
# Do an \"aligned\" join
clip1 ++ clip2
AssumeTFF()
Telecide(guide=1,post=2,vthresh=30)
Decimate()
BilinearResize(528,480,0,32,0,0)
ConvertToYV12()
\r\n\r\nThis script is performing 4 functions. First it will concatenate two 720x512 telecined GXF files, then apply an inverse telecine from 29.97fps to 23.98fps, followed by a crop of the image 32 pixels from the top, and finally scale the output to 528x480.
\r\n\r\nRecommended AVISynth filters (included with Fathom install unless otherwise noted):
\r\n\r\n\r\n- For resizing: BilinearResize {for downscaling (fastest)}; BicubicResize {for upscaling}; LanczosResize {for downscaling (slower but better)} \r\n
- For grain reduction: Deen (http://ziquash.chez-alice.fr/) \r\n
- For IVT: Telecide (guide=1, post=2, vthresh=30) {this may differ depending on telecine process used in source} \r\n
- For file joining: clip1=DirectShowSource(“file1.avi”)
clip2=DirectShowSource(“file2.avi”)
Do an “aligned” join
clip1 ++ clip2 \r\n - For image adjustments: Tweak(cont=1.0,sat=1.0,bright=0,hue=0) {default settings}
\r\nGenerating trick streams:
\r\nTricks streams are traditionally used in Video-on-Demand applications and enable fast forwarding and rewinding at rates greater than 1x speed. Trick streams are generated from previously encoded files, and therefore the process is different than normal encoding. The following guide describes the process required by Fathom for trick stream generation:
\r\n\r\nFathom 2.5 includes a Batch Job processing application to help create VC-1 fast forward trick stream files more efficiently. To use the Batch Job processing application:
\r\n\r\n\r\n1. Encode a WMV file with Fathom.
\r\n\r\n2. Open the job settings used for the previously encoded file that will be the source for the trick stream generation.
\r\n\r\n3. At the Input tab, adjust the source pixel aspect ratio to the output aspect ratio of the original encode (*this can easily be determined if you go to the Sizing tab and note the Pixel Aspect Ratio under the Output area in the upper right corner). You should also change the Audio Sources parameter to “None”.
\r\n\r\n4. At the Sizing tab, verify that the Cropping and Resizing parameters are set to “None”.
\r\n\r\n5. At the Compression tab, it is generally best to disable Two pass encoding if previously enabled (unnecessary for generating trick streams), and beneficial to change the Scene change threshold to a high value (~75 recommended).
\r\n\r\n6. At the Processing tab, check to make sure that the Interlace Processing option is set to “None” and that Pre-Processing is set to Smooth (for better quality encodes).
\r\n\r\n7. Once you have selected appropriate settings for trick stream generation, choose the “Save as Template…” button in the lower left corner of the job settings window.
\r\n\r\n8. After saving a template for your trick stream generation, Enable Watch Folders in Fathom under the Tools menu (Tools ? Watch Folder…). Also be certain to enable the option “Watch for job files only”.
\r\n
'),(331,4,'35',28,''),(332,4,'35',29,''),(333,2,'35',30,'\r\n9. Next, open the Fathom Batch Job Utility from the Tools menu (Tools?Batch Job Utility…) or by pressing Ctrl+B
\r\n
'),(334,4,'35',31,''),(335,2,'35',32,'\r\n10. Locate your encoded WMV file and add that as a source in the Source Files bin.
\r\n\r\n11. In the Fathom Jobs bin from the Batch Utility, select the saved Fathom Job Template you created for trick streams and alter any other settings you may wish to customize. Under both of the “filenames” input, Inlet recommends: %SOURCEFILEBASE%_%TRICKSTREAM%. Also, it is critical here to make sure that your “Output directory for jobs and scripts:” is set to the same directory as the folder you set to watch in Fathom.
\r\n\r\n12. In the AVISynth Script bin, open the included script from the following directory: “C:Program FilesInlet TechnologiesFathomAVS Examples” titled “trick_template_2997.avs”. If your source WMV’s frame rate is not 29.97, then make sure you edit the “AssumeFPS(29.97)” line in the script box to your appropriate frame rate by changing the frame per second value and choosing to do a “Save As…” for the updated script.
\r\n\r\n13. Once the script has been set, return to the Fathom Jobs bin and check the Enable box under “Trick Stream Settings.” Enter a number in the “Add Speed” value box and click the button once the desired value has been entered. The trick stream speed is now entered in the “Current Speeds:” field, and you can view other speeds that have been entered by scrolling through the values here.
\r\n
'),(428,2,'56',2,'Join Key Code Media and Inlet Technologies to highlight one of the hottest topics today. The world of media is changing and the pace of change is quickening. Consumers no longer see the television as the only viewing screen. Scheduled programming is losing ground to Video on Demand. And consumers expect high quality for all media regardless of screen size: from mobile to to portable media players PCs to gaming consoles to televisions.
\r\n\r\nNew media formats are enabling these new screen experiences. Operators now must work with H.264, MPEG-4, Windows Media, VC-1, MPEG-2, AVI, and Flash quickly and easily. Managing all these different media formats can be an operational and quality control nightmare.
\r\n\r\nSpecifically, Inlet’s, Fathom® advanced encoding platform solves the problem of managing multiple output formats for different viewing devices. Fathom is a comprehensive encoding solution that allows you to:
\r\n\r\n\r\n- Reach a larger audience with optimized media for any viewing screen
\r\n- Increase operational encoding efficiencies
\r\n- Produce higher quality media in less time
\r\n- Comply with regulatory requirements for closed captioning and ancillary data.
\r\nSee it in action, a live demonstration of Fathom 3.0. All post production and broadcast professionals are encouraged to attend this informative presentation.
\r\n\r\nComplimentary event parking is available on Ivar Street next to the LA Film School.
\r\n\r\nSpace is limited. Please RSVP online or by email: rsvp@keycodemedia.com
For more information, call (818)303-3900
\r\n\r\nEnter to win a free trial of Semaphore QC software at the event! (courtesy of Inlet Technologies) Must be present to win.
\r\n\r\nSponsored by: Inlet Technologies
'),(347,3,'35',6,'VC-1 Codec Specification '),(348,2,'35',7,'VC-1 (Windows Media Video (WMV) 9 Advanced Profile) is a video codec specification implemented by Microsoft to define a standardized specification that is transport and container independent and supports both progressive and interlaced content. This allows content to be delivered \"over MPEG-2 and RTP systems as well as ASF, which enables device manufacturers and content services to create interoperable solutions. Windows Media Video 9 Advanced Profile implements these features, making it much easier to deliver Windows Media content over traditional broadcast and wireless infrastructures.\"
\r\n\r\nMicrosoft:
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/forpros/events/NAB2005/VC-1.aspx
'),(349,3,'35',8,'WMV3'),(350,2,'35',9,'Before Microsoft implemented VC-1, the WMV3 profile was implemented to allow progressive encoding for computer displays. In WMV3, interlaced video content was always de-interlaced before encoding. The Windows Media Video 9 (WMV3) codec implements the Simple and Main modes of the VC-1 codec standard, providing high-quality video for streaming and downloading. \"It provides support for a wide range of bit rates, from high-definition content at one-half to one-third the bit rate of MPEG-2, to low-bit-rate Internet video delivered over a dial-up modem. This codec also supports professional-quality downloadable video with two-pass and variable bit rate (VBR) encoding. Windows Media Video 9 is already supported by a wide variety of players and devices.\"
\r\n\r\nMicrosoft:
www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/9series/codecs/video.aspx
\r\n\r\nThe professional video market, however, needs to support progressive and interlaced content, as well as being transport independent. The VC-1 spec as implemented in the WMVA and WVC-1 profiles, provides this support. The VC-1 spec still utilizes the WMV3 codec.
'),(351,3,'35',10,'WVC1'),(352,2,'35',11,'Microsoft implemented WVC1 to support the compression of interlaced content without first converting it to progressive and allowing the delivery of Windows Media files over systems that were not Windows Media-based. WVC1, \r\nalso known as Windows Media Video 9 Advanced Profile, 37 \"implements the Advanced mode of the proposed VC-1 codec standard. It offers support for interlaced content and is transport independent. With the previous version of the Windows Media Video 9 Series codec, users could deliver progressive content at data rates as low as one-third that of the MPEG-2 codec and still get the same quality as MPEG-2. The Windows Media Video 9 Advanced Profile codec also offers this same improvement in encoding efficiency with interlaced content.\"
\r\n\r\nMicrosoft:
www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/9series/codecs/video.aspx
'),(354,4,'35',12,''),(355,3,'35',13,'WMVA'),(356,2,'35',14,'WMVA was the draft version of WVC1 during the acceptance of the VC-1 spec. There are slight bit stream mods between the WMVA and WVC1. WMVA is handled by a different DirectShow decoder than WVC1. Additionally, decoders for some 3rd party hardware and software companies (whether hardware Set Top Boxes, software STBs, etc) will only decode WMVA based content.
\r\n\r\nEarlier releases of Fathom and Semaphore only supported WMV3 and WMVA based content. With the Semaphore 1.5 and Fathom 2.5 releases, both products now support WMV3, WMVA and WVC1. The continued support for WMVA is because the decoder solution of some customers may not yet be WVC1 aware and will continue to encode with WMVA. From Inlet\'s perspective, Both applications support VC-1 Main Profile (WMV3), VC-1 Advanced Profile (WVC1) and VC-1 Advanced Profile (WMVA).
\r\n\r\nWith the introduction of VC-1 Microsoft created the notion of profiles and levels.
\r\n\r\n- The Simple profile targets low-rate internet streaming and low-complexity applications such as mobile communications, or playback of media in personal digital assistants. There are two levels in this profile.
\r\n- The Main profile targets high-rate internet applications such as streaming, movie delivery via IP, or TV/VOD over IP. This profile contains three levels.
\r\n- The Advanced profile targets broadcast applications, such as digital TV, HD DVD for PC playback, or HDTV. It is the only profile that supports interlaced content. In addition, this profile contains the required syntax elements to transmit video bitstreams conformant to this standard into generic systems, such as MPEG-2 Transport or Program Streams (ISO/IEC 13818-2). This profile contains five levels.
'),(357,4,'35',15,''),(358,4,'35',16,''),(381,2,'22',1,'Inlet works with a worldwide network of authorized resellers. We partner with resellers who, like Inlet, deliver high-quality, professional results – and who will work with you to meet your advanced encoding needs. To find an authorized reseller near you, click here.
'),(366,7,'46',1,'Would you like to reduce the drudgery of visual, frame-by-frame, manual checking? How about improving the quality of your encoded content? And approving more video in less time?
Isn’t it time to automate your quality control process?
Download your free trial of Semaphore automated quality control software.
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Just click the Download button below, and try it for 15 days. Or if you’re already convinced, click the Buy It Now button to purchase the software.
'),(363,21,'38',12,'\r\n \r\nDavid Spitz
\r\nEntrepreneur
\r\nBiography
\r\nDavid Spitz is a veteran entrepreneur who has founded, financed, and successfully exited multiple venture-backed technology companies. Mr. Spitz is currently worldwide VP of Product Management and Services for ChannelAdvisor Corporation, a multi-channel e-commerce company. Mr. Spitz is also Entrepreneur-in-Residence at The Aurora Funds, a Southeast venture capital firm with over $200 million under management. He has significant experience developing and commercializing new software technology in industries as diverse as media, wireless, and telecommunications. Mr. Spitz holds two U.S. patents.
\r\n'),(364,21,'38',11,'\r\nPeter Sockett
\r\nChief Engineer, WRAL-TV
\r\nBiography
\r\nWRAL-TV,\r\nthe first television station in the nation to broadcast a\r\nhigh-definition signal, is a recognized leader in high-definition\r\ntechnology. As Chief Engineer, Mr. Sockett administers and directs the\r\nstation\'s technical operations to ensure efficient, continuous on-air\r\noperation. Prior to joining WRAL, Mr. Sockett was the Director of\r\nOperations and Broadcast Engineering for WBBM-TV in Chicago.
'),(365,21,'38',9,'\r\n \r\nJimmy Goodmon
\r\nVice President & General Manager, CBC New Media Group, Capitol Broadcasting Company, Inc.
\r\nBiography
\r\nJames\r\nF. Goodmon Jr. recently assumed responsibility for the CBC New Media\r\nGroup at Capitol Broadcasting Company. Starting as a camera operator\r\nfor the 5AM News at 16 years old, his career path has spanned a\r\nmultitude of television station functions, from promotions,\r\nprogramming, and operations to selling radio and television spots. In\r\nhis recent assignment he oversees the development of vision and\r\nstrategy for the non-traditional media business opportunities that have\r\nemerged. Goodmon and his New Media team overlook WRAL.com, WRAL\r\nNewsChannel, WRAL Weather Channel, and News Over Wireless, a local news\r\nto mobile phones application. Before New Media, Mr. Goodmon served as\r\nDirector of Programming for WRAL-TV/DT.
\r\n \r\n
\r\n \r\n'),(419,2,'29',9,'Video Media Solutions
222 Raymond St.
Reading, PA 19605
(610) 921-5710
Contact: Darryl Spangler
'),(385,8,'30',9,'\r\n Texas Instruments
Texas Instruments’ Digital Signal Processors power Inlet’s scalable, extensible hardware solutions, to better address the unique needs of post production and broadcast customers.
'),(376,6,'44',1,'[SITEMAP]'),(377,4,'19',3,''),(409,19,'4',1,' '),(440,8,'30',5,'Microsoft® Silverlight™ is a cross-browser, cross-platform plug-in for delivering the next generation of .NET based media experiences and rich interactive applications for the Web. Silverlight supports fast, cost-effective delivery of high-quality video to all major browsers running on the Mac OS or Windows. Inlet fully supports Silverlight encoding, transcoding and quality control.
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