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I just assumed all major broadcasters were digital now...does this mean they are still recording and editing in analog?
by smegel 13y ago
I just assumed all major broadcasters were digital now...does this mean they are still recording and editing in analog?
- dabeeeenster 13y agoAlmost certain it's all digital now. This project was an end-to-end workflow tool that was intended to work through the entire organisation.
- kierank 13y agoThey are digital but most are far from tapeless.
- phillc73 13y agoFrom a Post-Production point of view, we deliver very, very few programmes as files. It's all generally still on tape, and at the moment HDCamSR or HDCam in the main. The Digital Production Partnership[1] looks to be changing that. All the major UK broadcasters working together to a common set of specifications, who'd have thought? In Channel 5's delivery specifications they state that after July 1st, 2013 they will no longer accept tapes. We'll see..... [1]http://www.digitalproductionpartnership.co.uk http://www.digitalproductionpartnership.co.uk
- ljf 13y agoThey are, but this was about ingesting and sharing all video throughout the business. So if you shot a clip in Scotland I would be able to access and use the clip in London, working first with a low quality version, before getting a render farm to spit out the HQ video.