#68 API First Live Video and Media Ingest with Cinedeck
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#68 API First Live Video and Media Ingest with Cinedeck
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On this episode of The Workflow Show, hosts Jason and Ben welcome from Cinedeck Jane Sung, COO, Charles d’Autremont, Product Development, and Ilya Derets, Project Manager. They discuss Cinedeck as a live media ingest solution, including what interesting workflows can be managed with their product and how being API first differentiates them from other solutions.
On this episode of The Workflow Show, hosts Jason and Ben welcome from Cinedeck Jane Sung, COO, Charles d’Autremont, Product Development, and Ilya Derets, Project Manager. They discuss Cinedeck as a live media ingest solution, including what interesting workflows can be managed with their product and how being API first differentiates them from other solutions.
Cinedeck, CineX and their suite of solutions are outside-the-box solutions. Cinedeck creates workflows that are both inventive and direct, wwhether it’s encoding edit-ready formats for the fastest camera to post workflow or helping to get your files to the delivery finish line with insert-edit technology. They are dedicated to creating tools that enable your most efficient workflows.
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