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FORscene used in IBC TV News
FORscene used in IBC TV News.
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[{"type":"text","content":"\n \nRNS Number : 3908N Forbidden Technologies PLC 05 September 2011 \n \n\n05 September 2011\n \n \nForbidden Technologies plc\n \n(\"Forbidden\" or the \"Company\")\n \nFORscene used in IBC TV News\n \n'Self-service syndication' uses Forbidden's Cloud based tools\n \n \nForbidden Technologies, the AIM quoted developer of the market leading Cloud video platform FORscene, today announced that IBC TV News, the broadcaster for the IBC 2011 exhibition in September will use FORscene to provide its self-service syndication workflow. Available through any web browser, FORscene will be available to re-purpose both material for broadcast and website videos during and after the exhibition.\n \nForbidden has extended its FORscene platform to professional tablet use. The full editing and publishing workflows (including where required shooting and uploading) - is available on Android devices. Apple's iPad tablet is restricted to the simpler review and commenting functionality. In all cases, FORscene's Cloud access means that edits of material in the Cloud are immediately available worldwide both on tablets and standard desktop and laptop computers.\n \nFORscene's biggest customers use the powerful FORscene Server, and a software version is being ported to run on Android tablets. This simplifies use in the professional news environment by minimising internet access requirements while providing all the benefits of access to video libraries, metadata and edits stored on the Cloud.\n \nOur in depth integration with a variety of workflows including Avid, Final Cut Pro, Editshare, ENPS, Chyron and now EVS has ensured widespread adoption.\n \nFor IBC TV News a FORscene Server based at the RAI conference centre will compress and upload material shot by the IBC TV News teams. Material will also be stored locally in full resolution on the local FORscene Server for auto-conform.\n \nParticipating broadcasters and IBC exhibitors will be able to access library content provided under editorial control including rushes and daily programme footage.\n \nSophisticated search functionality and built-in moderation tools through a range of access levels will enable users to search metadata attached to the material. Using FORscene's editing tools; users will be able to create simple...