Twin markets
Forbidden’s business is concentrated in two large, evolving markets: broadcast post-production is an established market looking for efficiency gains such as those provided by FORscene; and on the Web, companies need good video content to feed…
Read MoreEDL import
Directors make rough cuts of their TV shows in FORscene before passing text Edit Decision Lists (EDLs) on to their Avid and FCP craft editors. Now these editors can pass EDLs of their fine cut edits…
Read MoreRecent press
TMCnet.com have a featured article about FORscene discussing the launch of Forbidden’s new loss free video codec. “Belonging to company’s video codecs family, the new Osprey video codec is best suited for editing over the public…
Read MoreShareholders
Forbidden’s 2,000 private shareholders provide constant feedback on its consumer video service Clesh, which has continued to grow in power and sophistication. Shareholders can apply for a free Clesh account by emailing info@forbidden.co.uk.
Read MoreBack end upgrades
The FORscene Rich Internet Application pushes the power and versatility of Java to its limits to deliver unrivalled performance through the Web; but behind its uncluttered browser-based interface is a powerful distributed computer on the Internet…
Read MoreRecent press
Broadcast devotes a page this week to Technology News: IBC Focus. They have picked up Forbidden’s Osprey launch, saying: “Osprey [allows] FORscene users to see broadcast quality video during remote editing”.
Read MoreMac upgrade
FORscene Load Mac 1.8.15 supports more of the functionality of FORscene’s Linux uploader box. Videos on the upload queue are instantly accessible through any computer on the local network, with their uploads prioritised when accessed remotely.
Read MoreSo psyched to part of the A+E Networks deployment of Blackbird.
Kevin Tobin - Senior Director of Production, A+E Networks