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EditShare provides realtime shared storage and media sharing across Digital Vision's non-linear products (19/5/2009)

EditShare(r), the technology leader in cross platform collaborative editing and shared media storage systems, today announced that the EditShare XStream DI Series has been optimized for the full range of Digital Vision non-linear products. The next generation EditShare XStream DI shared storage solutions have been engineered to deliver multiple concurrent streams of 2k and HD DPX as well Quicktime and MXF with codecs such as uncompressed 10 bit, Avid DNxHD and Apple ProRes . Coupled with almost limitless storage capability, EditShare XStream DI has been chosen as the shared storage for the Digital Vision Turbine processing grid at NAB, enabling real-time premium RED decode and realtime motion compensated noise reduction. EditShare XStream series provides a single point of management for the storage range, allowing an entire facility to be connected from ingest to delivery of the final cut.

The newly integrated solution was demonstrated at NAB 2009 on the EditShare stand.

"With EditShare XStream, we are bringing the same great media sharing capabilities that Apple and Avid editors have enjoyed over the past years to Digital Vision artists working in Digital Intermediate environments," comments Andy Liebman, CEO and founder, EditShare. "The flexibility of our technology accommodates both DI and other file based workflows from the same XStream system with tremendous performance and unmatched scalability. Film Master artists will be able to grade in realtime off the XStream. The integration with Turbine ensures that throughput and processing can be scaled to any production requirement. "

"Digital Vision is always looking at new storage solutions that enable creatives to have more interactivity. What impressed us the most with this product is the way it could handle 20 simultaneous read and write requests from our Turbine grid processor without a single dropped frame on the main workstation," comments company President, Simon Cuff.

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