The Linius Video Services (LVS) Platform is at the core of every Linius personalized video implementation. LVS contains a suite of tools that enable our clients and partners to manage vast libraries of virtualized videos and related metadata, and dynamically generate and deliver personalized video content.
LVS complements Linius’ Video Virtualization EngineTM with an innovative method for ingesting and storing content metadata from multiple data sources. This enables our clients to discover, enrich and personalize videos.
Thomas produces daily content for a major broadcaster and its multiple related streaming apps. This content includes 5-minute “This Day in Sports History” and “Sports Time Machine” daily featurettes which draw from footage archives. Content selection for daily featurettes is influenced by recent events, so production must often be completed within a very narrow window of time and Thomas needs to dramatically reduce the production time. Using LVS, Thomas can build an automated workflow that automatically locates, collects, and distils an initial set of clips for review from the video archives that match the day’s theme and enable him to edit and sequence clips without spending time downloading, converting, or importing assets into an offline editor. Thomas can instantly publish the featurette and make instant updates based on users’ feedback.
Sara works for a Digital Business Solutions company, and the applications that she and her team build include several different video services that pull content from the vast video archives. Because Sara is responsible for so many different channels and applications, she needs as much uniformity as possible in how video is stored, queried, and delivered, so that video applications can be rapidly deployed and easily supported. She does not have the time or resources to develop bespoke tools for selecting & sequencing clips, and/or applying business rules. She is resource conscious and would benefit from as much “pre-built” functionality as possible. LVS provides a broad toolset that enable Sara and her team to rapidly deploy new video apps/services that are based on a solid, shared foundation.
Mike works for a major Broadcaster and Sports Footage Group, and is responsible for managing their digitized video archive which contains over 50,000 hours of televised content from the past 4 decades. His primary responsibility is fulfilling requests and orders for licensed footage which is currently a very manual, multi-step process of researching, retrieving, and delivering the licensed content. Using LVS-based solutions, Mike can power an automated, self-service footage request and fulfillment workflow, and instantly find the most valuable moments for licensing.
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