Have you ever wished that you could record audio onto a restoration system, generate and edit its embedded metadata while recording, while simultaneously processing numerous other files that exist elsewhere on your network? How about working in real-time on a particularly intractable piece of audio while the system processes a dozen other files in the background? Or maybe you currently work on another manufacturer's dedicated ingestion system, and you would like to access the power and quality of CEDAR from your own desktop without getting out of your chair or transferring files between computers.
We wanted to offer the most powerful and productive audio restoration system ever created, so we developed the CEDAR Cambridge Server Pack which offers you all of this and more, providing the most efficient audio processing environment ever developed. Its capabilities fall into two principal areas:
In addition, the optional XML Extension integrates the Server Pack with media asset management (MAM) and similar systems, allowing the remote system to determine the processing undertaken by CEDAR Cambridge.
Ways to process audio