The integration will help Netflix content providers to verify their IMF packages against Netflix’s specifications within Pulsar
Venera Technologies
Stand# 7.G43
September 15-19, Amsterdam
The integration will help Netflix content providers to verify their IMF packages against Netflix’s specifications within Pulsar
Venera Technologies
Stand# 7.G43
September 15-19, Amsterdam
Venera recently announced the integration of Netflix Photon Analyzer with its file based QC solution, Pulsar. The integration will help Netflix content providers to verify their IMF packages against Netflix’s specifications alongside other quality parameters within Pulsar.
Normally, the content is validated against Photon during the content upload process as a mandatory step. This is however done as a last step when all the work on the content is already done. Spotting issues at this stage require content providers to rectify the errors and re-package the content for compliance with Photon.
For organizations, who are already using Pulsar to validate their content at earlier stages, this integration allows them to detect the Photon compliance issues much earlier, saving them significant time in case rectification is required. The Photon analysis results will then be integrated into the Pulsar XML/PDF reports making it easy for users to review them.
Venera’s co-founder Mr. Vikas Singhal said “Pulsar is used worldwide by a large number of production and post production companies who supply content to Netflix. This integrated capability will help them improve the efficiency of their workflows and will make it easier for the operators to perform a wide variety of QC checks with a single tool.”
Venera will do a live demonstration of Photon’s capability within Pulsar at their stand# 7.G43 during IBC this year.
To resolve the significant challenges presented to the Digital Supply Chain ecosystem, Netflix has designed Photon, which has all the necessary logic for parsing, reading and validating IMF assets including AssetMap, Packing List (PKL), Composition Playlist (CPL) and Audio/Video track files.
With Photon, Netflix aims to minimize such malformed assets from making their way into their workflow.
Pulsar is a file-based automated content verifier system designed to seamlessly automate content QC and ensure the quality of file-based media in a fast, simple, flexible, and integrated manner at various stages of the content workflow. Pulsar now powers many live workflow systems across the globe and is a preferred QC solution for many well-known organizations worldwide.
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