As media technology continues to evolve it becomes difficult to follow the ball at times. So many software packages, so many new tools and so many new capabilities to consider. And the most important point — can they work together?
Pluxbox is trying to address those concerns with CoreOC.
From the announcement, “CoreOC provides a vendor-agnostic operational layer that unifies these diverse resources, giving teams a single interface to configure, allocate, and manage production environments. Essential production functionalities such as vision mixing, audio mixing, graphics, multiview, processing, MAM, and measurement are provided by leading technology companies including Lawo, Telos Alliance, MXMZ, On-Hertz, Stereo tool, M&I…”
It added, “This allows organizations to bring together best-of-breed production capabilities within a single operational environment, without being locked into a specific vendor or technology stack.”
Pluxbox Chief Content Officer Dennis Laupman elaborated, “Media organizations don’t need to replace their entire technology environment to become more agile. The real challenge is making existing and emerging technologies work together as one operational environment. CoreOC gives technology teams that layer of control, allowing them to use resources more efficiently, adopt new technologies faster and evolve their infrastructure at their own pace.”
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