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Quantel shows Final Cut Pro embedded into the Quantel workflow
Quantel demonstrated integration of
Final
Cut Pro
into the Quantel Enterprise sQ server-based production
environment. This development brings broadcasters exactly the same workflow advantages with Final Cut Pro
workstations as they have with Quantel’s native editors.
Instant playout of a
published edit – edits are instantly published as AAFs back to the sQ server,
and the server then puts the rush clips into the edited order on-the-fly at
playout.
Browse workflow – edits
started on Quantel workstations using lo-res media are instantly available in
broadcast media for finishing on Final Cut Pro – and vice versa, giving Final
Cut Pro users full participation in the best broadcast and browse workflow in
the business.
Publish to NRCS placeholder –
Final Cut Pro users can now publish direct to the Newsroom Computer System
rundown, just as Quantel editors can, speeding stories to air.
“This development will be widely welcomed by broadcasters who can now take
advantage of the large pool of trained Final Cut Pro operators alongside
Quantel’s sQ Cut- all
without compromising on the unrivalled ingest-to-delivery speed of the Quantel
workflow,” said Trevor Francis, Quantel Worldwide Broadcast Marketing Manager.
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