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    Digital Rapids Upgrades Transcoding Software

    April 4, 2014
    Digital Rapids plans to soon release new software components and updates to its Transcode Manager...
    Digital Rapids plans to soon release new software components and updates to its Transcode Manager 2 automated file-based media processing software and its underlying Kayak workflow platform.

    New additions include optional output support for MPEG-DASH and the UltraViolet Common File Format (CFF); expanded Closed Caption support; user interface enhancements for the Kayak Workflow Designer; and improvements to Kayak's deployment and maintenance efficiency. Digital Rapids is also introducing a new standalone version of Kayak Workflow Designer for single-system applications.

    The new extensions will be showcased at the 2014 NAB Show alongside upcoming functionality such as HEVC format support and new integrations with third-party partners including Cinnafilm and Vidcheck.

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