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The Professional Services team at
MediaSite devotes a large portion of its service offering
to content processing, or video indexing and encoding.
If you have limited resources or need
a smaller-scale system, letting us do most of the work
is a viable, cost-effective solution. The experts on the
Content Processing team use MediaSite Publisher to index,
encode and publish your video content to the Internet.
Plus, our consulting team works hand-in-hand with you,
because we understand that no two customers are exactly
alike.
Professional Services helped MPI Networks save time and
money getting their video content to the web. MPI merged
with the WPA Library to become one of the world's largest
distributors of stock footage, with over 60,000 hours
of moving images. MPI faced the challenge of providing
its consumers with an efficient means of viewing and retrieving
its content. MediaSite responded with video indexing services
showcasing some of MPIs most historically relevant content.
Now, in just a few clicks of the mouse at MPI's website,
the public can view video clips of films that date back
to the late 1800s.
MediaSite's Professional Services put PA Media on the
fast track to Internet-based searchable video. MediaSite
collaborated with web design firm, Ripple Effects to create
a website for the 2000 Republican National Convention
in Philadelphia. The site needed to contain more than
just news from the front — it would feature searchable
video that reporters from around the world could access
for their newscasts. The website has become a well-used
resource from which the press corps search, preview and
download video clips of Philadelphia landmarks and scenery
in the highest resolution to color their commentaries.
MediaSite not only offered the recommendation but also
indexed over 4,000 video clips for downloading. Philadelphia
never looked better, and the site proved invaluable to
reporters wanting to augment their political coverage
with a setting fit for a President. |
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With
New York City's largest staff of television reporters,
Time Warner Cable's NY1 News, a 24-hour cable news
service, covers everything from politics to pets.
NY1 had installed video streaming on its website,
but it lacked search and e-commerce capabilities.
Jeffrey Polikoff, Director of Operations and Engineering at NY1, realized that he needed a solution. By moving the video assets to the desktop and integrating e-commerce on the site, Polikoff realized that NY1 could boost revenues and increase their audience.
MediaSite's solution offered an automated process
that would benefit viewers and reporters alike.
AutoIndexer allows NY1 to quickly and efficiently
index the latest-breaking newscasts. MediaSite's
customized V-commerce (video e-commerce) allows
users to search for and purchase video clips online.
This searchable video archive contains clips from
a wide variety of NY1 news beats, including politics,
education, transit and law enforcement, as well
as features like health, home, neighborhoods and
society. This footage is available to media professionals
seeking timely or historical footage, as well as
for viewers interested in purchasing NY1 stories.
Because users can search for and buy the exact clip they want, they return to the website time after time, increasing user satisfaction and site traffic. And that's good news all the way around. |
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