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AWS and BBC R&D launch open-source solution for optimizing live media workflows

  • Sep 3
  • 1 min read
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Amazon Web Services (AWS) introduces the Cloud Native Agile Production (CNAP) project at IBC 2024. Developed with BBC R&D, Sky, Adobe, and CuttingRoom, CNAP is an open-source solution designed to optimize live media production through a unified cloud-based framework.


Key Features:


  • 6K Full-Frame Sensor: Delivers high-quality images in varied lighting.

  • Advanced Connectivity: Includes Wi-Fi, Ethernet, HDMI, mini-XLR, and 12G-SDI.

  • Flexible Recording: Supports up to 6K 30P Cinema RAW Light and 4K 120P.

  • Cost Efficiency: Reduces operational costs significantly compared to existing solutions.


The CNAP demo at IBC will feature a full workflow showcasing media processing from ingest to playout, using technologies from Adobe, CuttingRoom, and others.


Chris Blandy, AWS Director, states, “CNAP offers a flexible, interoperable solution that enhances media workflows and reduces costs.”


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