Glookast Launches Ultimate Version of Ingest Tool

Glookast has a new ‘ultimate’ version of its media|producer ingest software to complement the existing standard version.

Media|producer ultimate is targeting high-end production and digital cinema. Alongside all the features of the standard version, the new edition includes support for High Frame Rate; support for codecs such as XOCN 16-bit, XAVC class 480, Red and ARRI; LUTs; Load balancing and Full ingest automation.

Both versions will also shortly include graphics overlay (timecode burn-in and logo/watermark insertion – in beta), auto-sync of any combination of audio/video clips by timecode, the ability to discard data tracks when ingesting, support to XAVC-S files and the ability to generate a specific h.264 for use with Dalet MAM systems.

“Media|producer is a truly innovative product that transforms ingest into a much simpler, cost effective and productive process.” said Guilherme Silva, Glookast co-founder and CEO. “With the launch of media|producer ultimate and the latest updates, we are able to take the series to a whole new level that will benefit our customers.”

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