Digital Nirvana unveil several powerful new capabilities for Trance, the company’s enterprise-grade, cloud-based application for closed captioning and transcription.
Online video captioning is critical for the deaf community at any time, but during a public health emergency like COVID-19, it has taken on a new significance, particularly as people stay at home.
Digital Nirvana announced that its Trance automated postproduction captioning solution with advanced AI is powering the closed captioning workflow for the United States Tennis Association (USTA), the US governing body for tennis.
Tailored configurations of ENCO’s enCaption automated captioning solution are optimized for the evolving needs of public, education and government access (PEG) stations.
Digital Nirvana’s Trance 3.0 unites cutting-edge speech to text (STT) technology and other AI-driven processes with cloud-based architecture to drive more efficient broadcast and media workflows.
Shreveport, Louisiana-based KTBS-TV3 (ABC) and KPXJ-TV21 (CW) needed a more streamlined and cost-efficient method of meeting FCC captioning requirements. The stations are owned by locally-based KTBS LLC as a duopoly with CW affiliate KPXJ. The owners signed KTBS on the air in 1955.
Through his company Auvi Translator Pro, film and TV subtitler Riccardo Mimmi helps filmmakers localize content that is faithful to their creative intent.
AI and machine learning capabilities have increased the power and scope of proactive QC and live monitoring solutions to include streamlined captioning creation, management and delivery.
