Avid presenta Huddle, la soluzione SaaS che accelera la revisione dei contenuti riunendo Media Composer e Teams

La nuova soluzione SaaS Huddle, l'ultimo sviluppo di Avido, consente di accelerare l'approvazione dei processi di post-produzione collegando in modo sicuro Media Composer e Microsoft Teams.

Senza andarsene Compositore multimediale, gli utenti possono utilizzare Huddle per avviare in modo sicuro un Squadre riunione che consente ai partecipanti di rivedere Contenuti video di alta qualità, fiduciosi che il loro contenuto sia protetto. L'ultimo sviluppo di Avid consente a produttori, clienti e altri recensori di Feedback immediato agli editori aggiungendo virtualmente Commenti e annotazioni con data e ora as they discuss content via a live session.

In addition, Avid Huddle eliminates the time-consuming process of sending content to multiple stakeholders and collecting their input separately. By simulating an in-person content review process, editing teams can significantly accelerate project delivery, saving “time and money.” Avid Huddle will be available as a flexible monthly or annual subscription, allowing users to scale the service up or down as needed. Only the host needs to have an Avid Huddle subscription; participants can join sessions through Microsoft Teams.

Tanya O’Connor, vice president of market solutions at Avid, explains why the company developed the solution: “Collaborating to review video content during post production is challenging when the creative team is distributed across multiple locations. Avid Huddle helps teams jump this barrier and truly embrace distributed working.”

On the other hand, Simon Crownshaw, director of worldwide media and entertainment strategy at Microsoft, adds, “With the help of the secure and ubiquitous Microsoft Teams platform, Avid Huddle brings a true paradigm shift to the way TV shows, movies, commercials and other content can now move through review and approval with speed and economy. Most importantly, we’re enabling an exceptional video and audio streaming experience that’s just like looking over the shoulder of an editor at work in Media Composer.”