Solution
Enterprise & corporate media
Every company is now a media company. Very few of them want to become a broadcast engineering department to prove it.
The challenge
What usually goes wrong
Content is scattered across drives and platforms
Marketing has one library, the events team has another, and the finished film from two years ago exists only on somebody's laptop.
Consumer tools stop working at broadcast volume
Generic cloud drives have no proxies, no frame-accurate review, no transcoding and no archive tiering. They fail quietly as the library grows.
Nobody wants to run a broadcast plant
The requirement is a media operation, not a technical department. It has to work from a browser with no rollout.
The workflow
How we put it together
Bring it all into one library
Fully web-based, no client installation. Manual upload, watch folders, metadata import and collections, with LDAP user management and multi-level permissions.
MediaHiveMake it findable
Google-style search that anyone can use on day one, with advanced query customisation underneath, and AI indexing so the catalogue does not depend on people typing.
SynaxisReview and edit without a licence
Frame-accurate video and audio tools in the browser, automatic proxies, and XML export to Final Cut Pro or Adobe Premiere when a job graduates to a full NLE.
MediaHivePublish where the audience is
Direct publishing to YouTube, Facebook, Instagram and X, plus Dropbox, OneDrive, Google Drive and Amazon S3 as first-class storage and sharing targets.
MediaHiveOutcome
What changes once it is running
- One library instead of a dozen, with permissions that reflect the organisation.
- Broadcast-grade handling of formats, proxies and archive without broadcast-grade staffing.
- Content from years ago findable by people who were not there.
- The same platform scales up to Synaxis when the library outgrows the tier.
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