Cinedeck Simplifies Post-Production Workflows With Updates To CD2
Cinedeck has launched new features for its CD2 Ingest Software, aimed at streamlining multi-channel production workflows.
Cinedeck CD2 makes it quick and easy for broadcasters and content producers to ingest raw footage ready for editing and distribution.
The Live Logging feature enables users to deliver high-quality content faster. It facilitates real-time metadata tagging, enabling instant access to crucial moments and boosting efficiency. Users can insert annotations to provide context. XML for live logging is supported for Adobe Premiere, Avid Media Composer, Davinci Resolve, Final Cut Pro X and MAMs.
Live Replay enables users to review clips as they will be seen at playout. A simple to use UI allows users to set points, send clips for immediate review, or craft highlight reels compatible with Premiere and Resolve. Live Replay delivers immediate playback, either on-site or in the cloud, while enabling scrubbing and full transport control even as the clip grows.
The addition of the Broadcast Control App provides comprehensive control and monitoring for up to 100 channels within a single user interface. Specially designed for high-scale, complex multichannel productions, it allows users to easily select and record groups of channels while ensuring perfect frame-sync across all channels.
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