Marquis at IBC and NAB New York 2024
Marquis is working with many technology partners at IBC 2024 and NAB New York 2024, including Sony, Avid, LiveU, EVS and Ross Video, helping streamline live video acquisition – both into and out of Avid editing systems – enabling broadcasters to get content to air as quickly as possible.
We will be at IBC 2024 talking about our workflow integration tool, Medway, plus showcasing collaborations with technology partners including Avid, EVS, Wolftech, LiveU, Ross Video and Sony. The big story is our growing file support workflow for news and live production, but we have many other clever ways of getting media and metadata into Avid and Adobe systems too; see below for a short summary of our latest innovations from our CTO, Simon, and please book a meeting with us at the show to see it all in action!
Growing file support
Marquis has enabled growing file support within its live production workflow with both LiveU Ingest and Sony C3 Portal, which will be launched at IBC 2024 and available to see on the Avid, LiveU and Sony stands. Ideal for fast-turnaround news and sport programmes, growing file support lets customers begin editing in Avid as soon as live recording starts, dramatically reducing the time required to create final edited content.
New Medway panel
Marquis is launching a native Medway Clip Importer panel for Media Composer, which enables the same ingest and proxy-linking workflows with Avid on-prem and cloud-based Edit On Demand. Designed for working in a non-MediaCentral environment, the new Marquis panel conveniently shows files that Marquis has already transferred to Avid, allowing the video editor to access these easily and bring into a Media Composer edit.
Efficient live production
Ross's Media I/O ingest, playout and transcode solution has been certified with Medway; this integration enables Medway to transfer and check video into Avid whilst still recording from Media I/O, allowing Avid users to edit growing files. Plus Marquis has enabled the export of sequences from Avid to EVS via Medway, allowing playout of growing files from Avid.