IPEdit is the very latest on-the-fly editing solution from EVS offering real-time performance based on the XT[2] server's field-proven reliability. IPEdit is fully integrated in the IPDirector suite, the renowned integrated content management system from EVS offering unmatched levels of live and near-live media production capabilities from ingest to playout. This new module features complete timeline editing performance with no rendering process required for playout.
IPEdit integrates all non linear editing features allowing the fastest and easiest SD/HD program fixing and highlights creation on the renowned EVS XT/XS Servers.
IPEdit is a video editing solution fully integrated in the IPDirector framework that delivers real-time performance through a new server-based architecture. It offers complete timeline editing with no rendering process required. Long form editing is available for quick program fixing, while short form editing can be used for highlights and closer creation. Intuitive editing functions, like drag-and-drop and keyboard shortcuts, make it easy to do video and audio transition effects, and the enhanced replace process lets you add video graphics and voice-over. Up to four audio group tracks provide flexible audio editing, including audio swap, mute, and volume automation. IPEdit also allows multiple channel access over the entire media network. The timeline engine is based on the XT[2] server’s field-proven reliability, and up to two simultaneous timelines can be created per XT[2]+ server. GPI Out allows for external device automation, and the ability to play out while editing ensures a «speed to air» workflow.
IPEdit features the following main capabilities:
• Live timeline Editing
• Native control on XT[2]+ and XS content
• Real HD playout (no rendering)
• Easy and straightforward graphical interface
• Full drag-and-drop and keyboard operations
• Full non linear video and audio editing
• Standard video and audio transition effects
• Up to 4 Audio Group Tracks
• Multi recorder channel access on the XNet[2]
• External Device Automation
• Voice-Over recording