AmberFin In the News

In the News

14 September, 2008

AmberFin launches iCR 4.0 at IBC 2008 (Broadcast Equipment Guide)

AmberFin announced the launch of the latest version of its iCR software, an open-standards platform with four-time Emmy award winning technology that can digitize and transform new and archived content. Jeremy Deaner, CEO of AmberFin, comments: “The film and broadcast industry is evolving to meet consumer demand for high quality content. We have a dedicated research and development team to ensure that AmberFin iCR meets the changing needs and addresses key issues including better picture quality, incompatibility and quality control.”
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14 September, 2008

AmberFin at IBC 2008 (Broadcasting Engineering)

Stephane Blondin, Director of Product Management for AmberFin talks to Broadcast Engineering at IBC 2008. Stephane discusses the features of AmberFin iCR V4.0.
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13 September, 2008

BE @ IBC - AmberFin and Snell & Wilcox (Broadcast Engineering)

Angela Snell from Broadcast Engineering discusses the latest news from IBC, “I was really excited to visit with AmberFin since it’s a fairly new company. AmberFin is a spinoff of Snell & Wilcox and focuses primarily on iCR, a multidelivery software platform.”
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13 September, 2008

AmberFin showcases iCR features (The IBC Daily)

Heather McLean from the IBC Daily discusses how AmberFin is showcasing future enhancements to iCR, its open standards software platform which maximises the value of content by digitising and transforming new and archived content across multiple delivery platforms.
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11 September, 2008

AmberFin at IBC - Stand 8.B77 (Cable & Satellite Europe)

AmberFin will highlight the latest version of iCR, which is designed to assist in the digitization, review, quality control and repurposing of content. New features include improved interlaced video handling, automated distribution and load balancing of repurposing tasks on a network of iCR systems translates to shorter rendering times and optimal usage of computing resources, according to AmberFin.
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