Broadcast workflows were cumbersome and less efficient in the past due to linear workflows. Though non-linear workflow was introduced more than 20 years ago, broadcasters have been cautious and slow about implementing it until the last few years.
The top priority when it comes to non-linear workflow is file-based workflow. It is an end-to-end workflow from ingest to playout where digital media content is contained in files (unlike digital videotape which only records media digitally as a stream, and not as a file).
File-based, non-linear workflow allows broadcasters to increase productivity and flexibility in creating content for multi-channel distribution. It also enables collaboration between all users and gives speed to users whilst doing their assigned tasks. Earlier file-based workflows were decentralized discrete workstations and storage devices.
Advancement in storage and network technology and centralized file-based workflows have allowed access to content for many users at the same time. This exposes content to technical and non-technical users, journalists, graphic designers, producers and directors. Shared storage increases operational flexibility as it reduces time to transfer content between applications. Incorporating distribution needs into workflow allows broadcasters to produce content in multiple file-based formats while reducing or eliminating the high cost of repurposing content.
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