BT Nexus + Aframe = fibre-powered video collaboration
BT are today launching their new fibreoptic gigabit ethernet network designed for companies who need to send large video files over the web. What's exciting for us is that they've chose to partner with Aframe for the launch. This is a big deal. So the idea is simple - take a BT Nexus gigabit line, add an Aframe account and you can start storing, transcoding, sharing and moving large broadcast video files from place to place and with any member of your production or archive team. We've got big plans ahead particularly when gigabit connections become more prevalent - we will see TV productions happening entirely over distributed networks, so producers won't be tethered to the edit station at a particular time.
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Earlier in writing: "Log it for me", "Tag it for me" - give us video and we give you metadata. Later in writing: Experimenting with Ruby application stacks.
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