Media library
Media Asset Management & Catalog System
Central broadcast media library cataloging all video, audio, graphic, and promotional assets across the enterprise.
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Enterprise Broadcast Media Asset Library
Centralized catalog for ingest, production, and broadcast archive assets.
Single-pane-of-glass media repository organizing all station content: master programs, commercial spots, station promos, and raw footage. Features fast search, custom metadata schemas, and rights tracking.
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Fast Proxy Generation & Frame-Accurate Scrubbing
Review, annotate, and mark in/out points directly in the web interface.
Automatically transcodes incoming high-bitrate broadcast masters into lightweight H.264 web proxies. Operators scrub through video, set frame-accurate in/out mark points, and create clip segments.
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Tiered Storage & Hierarchical Storage Management (HSM)
Automate asset movement between fast NVMe playout storage and cold archives.
Automated storage lifecycle policies. Clips scheduled to air within 24 hours are automatically staged to local high-speed NVMe playout storage, while expired programs are moved to deep S3 cold storage.

Capabilities
Built around the media library workflow.
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Asset Indexing & Metadata Schema
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Automatic Low-Res Proxy Generation
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Hierarchical Storage Management (HSM)
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Integrated In-Out Point Trimming
Role
MAM
Workspace
Media Asset Management & Catalog System
Platform
Windows x64
Operation
24/7 broadcast
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High-speed media browser and file-transfer manager designed specifically for broadcast server environments.
MAM deployment
Evaluate Media Asset Management & Catalog System for your facility.
Share your channel count, video standards, hardware interfaces, storage paths and automation requirements. We’ll map configuration and integration options around the actual broadcast workflow.
