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MillimeterBright Demonstrates Pioneering Infrastructure Technology at NAB 2006
Apr 27, 2006 1:18 PM
Bright Systems, a leading developer of advanced file server systems for the post production industry, is demonstrating pioneering advances in infrastructure technology at NAB 2006 with its new BrightDrive family of high performance, resolution-independent, DDR-grade shared media systems.
BrightDrive provides powerful media sharing capabilities across Ethernet and Fibre Channel networks allowing teams of operators work on the same massive data files at the same time. By enabling simultaneous access to files across different hardware platforms, including video networks, in any format to 4k and beyond, BrightDrive customers can make significant reductions in time to completion.
“The new BrightDrive family of shared media solutions is the result of breakthrough technology developed by our team of specialists,” said Antony Harris, CEO, Bright Systems, Inc. “We are now in a position to offer concurrency and scalability never before achieved, offering DI and post production facilities major improvements in workflow efficiencies.”
BrightDrive delivers powerful performance levels for a range of DI and data-centric applications including: disk-to-disk grading, uncompressed SD/HD (444/422) collaborative editing and finishing, film scanning, dust bust/dirt removal and quality control, technical grading, VFX sequence playback, virtual ‘film-out’, conforming, color correction and mastering.
The BrightDrive range is fully scalable to meet all DI and post applications, and can be integrated easily with existing infrastructures. All systems include the BrightDrive Data Management Suite which comprises Data Mover, Data Optimizer and Data Wrangler, as well as secure, remote distributed system diagnostics to ensure reliable, consistent and uninterrupted high performance. Bright Systems offers a simple migration path from video-centric workflow requiring minimum or no operator retraining.
Bright Drive is available immediately direct from Bright Systems and its international network of resellers.
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