M Foti 10 27 2009 Conf Presentation
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WGBH, a PBS station, transitioned from a tape-based to a file-based workflow to make their production process more efficient. They centralized ingest and transcoding services and allowed content to remain as files throughout the entire process from acquisition to distribution. Key aspects of planning included defining the workflow and deliverables, establishing user access permissions, and mapping out the storage structure. The new file-based workflow allowed content to be ingested once and distributed to multiple platforms.
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M Foti 10 27 2009 Conf Presentation
- 1. Case Study: File Based Workflow From Acquisition to Air . Michael Foti Director of Engineering WGBH Boston
- 4. Tape Based Sequential Workflow
- 7. A File Based Workflow I INGEST POST LOG FIELD STUDIO AIR
- 11. Studio Workflow (Record to SAN)
- 12. Studio Workflow (Record to SAN)
- 20. Thank You Michael Foti, Director of Engineering [email_address]