Limecraft Flow is a cloud-based a Video Asset Management and collaboration platform geared towards professional content production.
Limecraft Flow is a cloud-based a Video Management platform for video production. Producers, post facilities and broadcasters worldwide use Limecraft services for storing, organising and swiftly exchanging content and essential production data.
Limecraft Flow automatically transcribes audio into text. So it automatically indexes video, and it accelerates archive intake and subtitling workflows.
Because it runs in the cloud, Limecraft Flow is the most convenient solution for connecting workflows distributed over different places.
Limecraft services are designed to cope with the most demanding workflows (4k, UHD) and comply with the highest possible security standards.
Limecraft Flow currently scores 62/100 in the Library Systems category. This is based on press buzz (37/100), recent user trends (falling), and other relevant information on Limecraft Flow gathered from around the web.
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Smart Ingest: footage is ingested, logged and immediately made available with high quality proxy versions while keeping raw materials on your local system. For larger productions, an on-set server is offered to centralize high volume content processing and storage.
Audio Sync: performs timecode-based sync between video rushes and separately recorded audio.
Assisted Logging: material is easily reviewed from any location, enabling the filmmaker to transcribe the video and the editors to review the material prior to further processing.
Powerful Search: pre-cutting is made easy by automatic audio/video sync, speech-to-text transcription and tagging.
Machine transcription: Limecraft Flow automatically turns audio into text
Automatic Subtitling: Limecraft Flow cuts the transcript into well-formed subtitles according to a configurable style guide
Production facilities, producers and broadcasters.
Film and video productions.
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