February 17, 2012
By Kelvin Ong
Avid 64-bit Avid software Avid Technology EditShare editshare Energy editshare Metro EditShare shared storage EditShare XStream EditShare's Mac and Windows media sharing tapeless workflow technology
Boston, Massachusetts — EditShare has announced that the company’s collaborative storage products – XStream, Energy and Metro – now provide complete compatibility with Avid Technology’s new 64-bit systems, Media Composer and Symphony v6.0 as well as NewsCutter v10.0.
“The big news here is ‘project and media sharing,’” says Andy Liebman, founder and CEO, EditShare. “With Avid’s switch to 64-bit back in November, we had to modify our bin-locking and media-sharing code to be compatible with the new Avid software.
“As of today, EditShare’s Mac and Windows customers can get the same robust project and media-sharing options we have always provided for Avid’s 32-bit versions. Every aspect of EditShare’s tapeless workflow technology is now totally compatible with the latest Avid software. Customers can use our multichannel ingest, networked storage, media asset management, and backup and archiving products.”
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