Episode Engine 6 with 1-Year of Premium Support from Telestream is an encoding software that runs on the Mac OS X operating system and includes one year of Episode Engine 6 Premium Support. The encoding software features 10-bit 4:4:4:4 processing and supports an extensive number of formats for web, streaming, mobile devices, production, DVD/Blu-ray, and broadcast applications. The software provides manual controls for fine-tuning your encoding parameters, while also giving you the option of using hundreds of pre-built settings templates. With support for automated workflows, Episode Engine lets you spend more time working with the video and less time managing file delivery tasks.
Episode Engine allows you to add an unlimited number of files to a batch list and even add files to the list during the batch process. The software supports cluster processing using more than one computer at a time, and you can run an unlimited number of jobs at the same time across your network. Split-and-Stitch encoding maximizes all available CPU power, whether on one machine or across a cluster, for fast encoding speeds.
One year of Episode Engine 6 Premium Support comes included, which provides 4 business hours of priority telephone support, priority email support, free software upgrades, and remote access services. To continue Premium Support after your first year, it can be renewed by paying an annual fee.
- Image sequence input (DPX, TGA, TIFF, JPEG)
- Microsoft Smooth Streaming
- Apple HLS
- Email notification task
- Execute task (scripts)
Autodesk Smoke and Flame: Deep system integration with Smoke and Flame enable browsing, monitoring, and transcoding directly from the Autodeck software. Direct integration allows Smoke and Flame users to take advantage of the powerful, scalable encoding capabilities of Episode software.
axle Video Media Management: Gives axle users access to Episode's single or multi-system transcoding clusters for a high-performance option for converting media between a broad range of file formats directly within the axle interface.
Levels Beyond: Users can export final outputs using Episode Engine, directly from the Reach platform interface.
Adobe Premiere Pro: Coming soon to episode is direct export from the Adobe Premiere Pro timeline. This will give Adobe Creative Suite users easy access to Episode's high quality encoding engine and format support.