- How to use AVID and ioGates together
AVID and ioGates works great together! Make automated media workflows with the Desktop App and save time. We’ve listed 3 different scenarios for you below, so you get the most out of the integration between […]
- Digital Film Workflows in the mid 90’s
Written by ioGates co-founder Jesper Andersen 1994 Destiny 601 Before Digital Film Lab, Kris Kolodziejski founded the company Destiny 601. Destiny 601 was a small company in a rough neighborhood in Copenhagen. It was only […]
- Ultra Secure Content Sharing Service Adds Desktop App and Smart Link Sharing
Ultra Secure Content Sharing Service Our ultra-secure file-sharing services for media professionals has expanded its content sharing service to include new “Smart Link” automation and metadata management capabilities. We’ve made a short video tutorial here: […]
- Workflow for the Eurovision Song Contest
Individual countries can view their own files directly on any device. They can download proxy-previews, transcoded versions, or original source files. As well they can write comments on the timeline, locked to a timecode so […]
- Automated Transcoding
In ioGates, we can set-up workflows, which let you drop files into a local folder on your computer – et voilá – the transcoded files returns in another local folder.
AVID and ioGates works great together! Make automated media workflows with the Desktop App and save time. We’ve listed 3 different scenarios for you below, so you get the most out of the integration between […]
Written by ioGates co-founder Jesper Andersen 1994 Destiny 601 Before Digital Film Lab, Kris Kolodziejski founded the company Destiny 601. Destiny 601 was a small company in a rough neighborhood in Copenhagen. It was only […]
Ultra Secure Content Sharing Service Our ultra-secure file-sharing services for media professionals has expanded its content sharing service to include new “Smart Link” automation and metadata management capabilities. We’ve made a short video tutorial here: […]
Individual countries can view their own files directly on any device. They can download proxy-previews, transcoded versions, or original source files. As well they can write comments on the timeline, locked to a timecode so […]
In ioGates, we can set-up workflows, which let you drop files into a local folder on your computer – et voilá – the transcoded files returns in another local folder.