NOA's state-of-the-art archive solutions seamlessly facilitate the advanced importing of media file sets, including associated metadata, as an integral aspect of standard workflows.
German technology. Heavy-duty scalable file processing using distributed but centrally managed processors pools.
Best cost-performance ratio due to specialization, stability, scalability, parallelity and streamelined usability.
Best-practice archive business procedures turned into standardized but customizable workflows for maximum productivity.
Effective control of processors using workflow parameters, custom conditions, automation with scripts or 3rd-party tools.
Extended support for supplementary 3rd-party analysis tools, transcoders, and other beneficial processors.
With the combination of FolderScanner, FileCollector, WaveScanner, and VideoScanner, a significant portion of the widely used media file formats can be seamlessly ingested into a jobDB or mediARC workflow.
Normalization to a unified archival format, quality control of files (even including several transfer quality measures), and automatic metadata detection and annotation help unifing multi-format archives in the most efficient way.
Importing metadata (in XML format or via API) offers a wide range of applications. One of the primary uses is initiating digitization workflows in jobDB by importing basic technical metadata provided by an existing Media Asset Management (MAM) system or similar database.
During the ingestion of pre-existing audiovisual content, metadata files can be integrated into the workflow. This allows for the extraction, validation, and, when needed, correction or modification of the data contained within these files.
