CinePostproduction：使用混合云模式加速交付数字影院放映包
公司规模
Mid-size Company
地区
- Europe
国家
- Germany
- Austria
- Switzerland
产品
- IBM Aspera On Demand
- SHARC system
技术栈
- Cloud Computing
- Data Transfer Protocol
实施规模
- Enterprise-wide Deployment
影响指标
- Productivity Improvements
- Cost Savings
技术
- 基础设施即服务 (IaaS) - 云计算
- 基础设施即服务 (IaaS) - 混合云
适用功能
- 物流运输
用例
- 资产跟踪
服务
- 云规划/设计/实施服务
关于客户
CinePostproduction 是德国领先的后期制作机构之一，多年来一直活跃于数字影院市场。该公司提供一系列服务，包括故事片和电视节目的后期制作、DCP 副本复制、DCP 版本控制和母版制作、预告片本地化和 KDM 服务。CinePostproduction 开发软件解决方案已有四年多，其中包括 DCP 门户 SHARC。DA-CH 地区的大多数影院都使用此解决方案下载 DCP 影院预告片，同时还为发行商提供了一种舒适灵活的 DCP 密钥创建和管理方式。该公司成立于 1911 年，是 35 毫米胶片向数字影院过渡的先驱。
挑战
CinePostproduction 是德国一家领先的后期制作机构，它面临着加快媒体文件采集和向整个 DACH 地区的电影院交付大型数字影院包 (DCP) 的挑战。从 35 毫米胶片到数字影院的过渡对该公司来说是一个重大挑战。尽管已经转向数字化，但分发 DCP 的最常见方法仍然是通过快递或卫星运送专用硬盘。这种方法不仅速度慢、不可靠，而且成本高昂。媒体文件的数量和大小使这一挑战更加复杂：DCP 的大小通常在 100GB 到 400GB 之间。对于其电视和电影后期制作业务领域，CinePostproduction 需要发送每部故事片 150GB 到 1.5TB 的数据集，有时需要在全球范围内传输。
解决方案
CinePostproduction 将 IBM® Aspera® on Demand 集成到其新的 SHARC 系统中，以加快从工作室提取 DCP 并将 DCP 直接交付到影院的速度。SHARC 系统完全集成了在云中运行的 Aspera on Demand，使 CinePostproduction 能够在其数据中心的 CinePostproduction 内容交付网络服务器和 DACH 地区的参与影院之间传输加密的高分辨率数字影院包 (DCP)，分辨率高达 2K 或 4K。该分发平台极具成本效益，因为影院可以利用其现有的基础设施来实现最快速度的交付。他们只需安装包含嵌入式 Aspera 客户端的 CinePostproduction 下载客户端软件，然后通过现有的宽带连接直接从 SHARC 将 DCP 接收到影院即可。在云中运行 Aspera On Demand 使 CinePostproduction 能够根据需要扩展传输容量，以帮助满足不断变化的需求并按时交付给影院。
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