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EVS Broadcast Equipments delivers file exchange capabilities for Panasonic SD and HD codecs that expand the integration of EVS servers with Avid’s broadcast solutions for greater workflow flexibility. The announcement follows the most recent by the Company of native support by EVS servers of the DVCPRO HD and DVCPRO50 codecs.

Serge Comes, Media Product Manager at EVS remarks, “With our recent integration of DVCPRO HD codec natively supported by our XT[2] and XS servers, we are aiming to maximize the workflow integration with Avid systems. Although EVS already natively supports the Avid DNxHD codec, the integration with Panasonic codecs provides more flexibility in terms of file exchanges between EVS and Avid broadcast and post-production systems.”

Native support of DVCPRO HD and DVCPRO 50 codecs by EVS servers and the Avid Transfer Manager solution allows for efficient and high-speed exchanges between EVS production and Avid post-production systems without deteriorating the native quality.

Content recorded on the XT[2] or XS servers during live events or studio recordings can be available directly as MXF OPAtom files, ready to be edited in the Avid Media Composer timeline. EVS content management software IPDirector combined with XTAccess allow users to manage the generation of MXF OPAtom files and their transfer to Avid broadcast solutions.

The import of EVS clips can be managed manually by the operator or automatically using an autoscan application. Final edits can also be transferred back on the EVS platform for reliable, instant playout management.

EVS Broadcast Equipment is a leader in the design of hardware and software for the production and playout of sports, news and TV programs in both OB and studio environments.

Avid creates the digital audio and video technology used to make the most listened to, most watched and most loved media in the world - from the most prestigious and award-winning feature films, music recordings, television shows, live concert tours and news broadcasts, to music and movies made at home.