Launch of FORscene Server

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Forbidden Technologies PLC

09 September 2009

 



9 September 2009

Forbidden Technologies plc

('Forbidden' or 'the Company')

Launch of FORscene Server

Forbidden Technologies is pleased to announce the launch of FORscene Server. FORscene Server   offers dedicated local access to much of the functionality that the FORscene Cloud Servers provide

over the web.

FORscene Server features include:

• Local caching of video downloads - video for logging, editing and review need only be transferred over the internet once

• Video is immediately accessible over a Local Area Network (LAN) during upload - local users with slow internet connections can start work straight away

• Comprehensive remote access during upload - any video can be accessed remotely at any time

• One FORscene Server per location - local users all benefit by accessing video material at LAN speeds

FORscene Server allows a production company with a large number of local editors, loggers and reviewers, on multiple productions, to use FORscene over its existing internet infrastructure. On location, productions with poor internet connections benefit from both fast local and remote access. Facilities houses can provide the advantages of both local and remote access through FORscene to multiple clients. 

News broadcasters and newspapers creating video for their websites benefit from editors, located in central newsrooms, having control over material being uploaded from the field - in both browse and broadcast quality.

The complete Linux system and the Mac FORscene Server software will be in use and on show at the IBC2009 exhibition in Amsterdam between the 11th and 15th of September 2009 on stand 7.A08.

Greg Hirst, Business Development Director of Forbidden Technologies, said:  'The FORscene Server broadens the range of network topologies that we can offer clients, allowing us to provide solutions suited to their individual needs and infrastructure.

'We look forward to welcoming visitors to the Forbidden Stand at IBC2009.'

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For further information please visit www.forbidden.co.uk or contact:

Forbidden Technologies plc                     

Tel: [phone]

Stephen Streater

Bishopsgate Communications                    

Tel: [phone]

Maxine Barnes/Robyn Samuelson/Siobhra Murphy

Notes to Editors

Forbidden Technologies plc (AIM: FBT, www.forbidden.co.uk) listed in February 2000. 

The Company develops and markets a powerful internet video platform, FORscene, which is used by broadcasters, in professional web video, in education and by consumers. FORscene is one of the world's most advanced browser-based applications, operating in The Cloud.

 

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