Episode Engine
Episode Engine saturates multi-core machines or server clusters with Split-and-Stitch® distributed encoding and unlimited parallel processing for high-volume throughput at maximum speed. Episode Engine is optimized for performance and speed.
- Extensive format support: new media, web, post-production, DVD/Blu-ray, and more – plus support for high-end professional formats
- Ease of use: ships with an extensive collection of professionally designed workflows and encoder presets
- One Click Clustering™ - join systems together to share the work. Create workgroups that range from a single system to multiple machine clusters.
- Integrated file-sharing: takes the complexity out of distributing work across multiple systems.
- Precise control: extensive set of high-quality filters to fine tune media encoding
- Delivery: FTP, SMB, automatic publishing to YouTube
- Unlimited batch processing
- Fully automated workflows
- Unlimited parallel encoding: with the power of parallel processing, Episode Engine can create multiple output files simultaneously, saving valuable time.
- Distributed encoding: Telestream’s exclusive Split-and-Stitch® technology allows Episode Engine to take full advantage of all available CPU power, whether on a single machine or across multiple machines for truly remarkable speed
- ProRes 4:4:4:4 decode support in all editions of Episode
- ProRes 4:4:4:4 encode support in all editions of Episode for Mac OS X
- Native DNxHD decode support in all editions of Episode. Users no longer need to install Avid codecs to decode DNxHD content.
- Native DVCProHD decode support in all editions of Episode. Users no longer need to install 3rd party codecs to decode DVCProHD content.
- AVC-Intra class 50 and class 100 decode support in all editions of Episode
- AVC-Intra class 50 and class 100 encode support to MOV format in all editions of Episode
- AVC-Intra class 50 and class 100 encode support to MXF format in Episode Pro and Episode Engine
- New MPEG-2 codec choice for MPEG-2 transport streams, "MPEG-2 VOD". This is a fixed parameter codec useful for many MPEG-2 based VOD systems.
- Support for up to 24 channels of audio.
- New Timecode Conversion filter: This new filter allows Episode to carry source timecode over to encoded outputs even when complex conversions have changed the frame rate.
- Workflow Success/Failure options for local monitors: These options will allow the user to set specific actions to take on source files based on the success or failure of any of the tasks in a workflow.
- Maximum Retires in Monitors: Users can now set how many times a monitor will attempt to connect to a monitor location before failing
- Intel based Mac
- Mac OS X 10.5 or later
- Minimum 1 GB RAM
- 20 GB hard drive
- QuickTime 7 or later
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