Media Intelligence
AI-powered media analysis, content moderation, and intelligent video/audio processing
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Transform your media assets into actionable intelligence. Our Media Intelligence platform uses advanced AI to analyze video, audio, and images at scale, providing deep insights, automated tagging, content moderation, and searchable media libraries.
Platform Features
Transcripts and speakers
Timecoded speech-to-text, spoken-language identification, and speaker diarization that separates who spoke when. Enrolled voiceprints can put real names on the turns, with consent and a store that stays with you.
Shots, scenes and derivatives
Shot and scene detection with pacing statistics, keyframes and contact sheets, per-shot transcripts answering what was said during each shot, plus proxies, 9:16 / 1:1 / 4:5 social crops and dual-fisheye 360 stitching.
Semantic search
CLIP embeddings per keyframe and image make material findable by description instead of filename, and zero-shot classification sorts it against your own controlled vocabulary — not a fixed vendor list of celebrities.
Text in the picture
OCR for burned-in captions, timecode windows and scanned stills, with automatic language detection and text-region detection so the reader knows where to look.
Technical quality control
Black, freeze and silence detection, EBU R128 loudness, interlace and letterbox/pillarbox geometry, reference slates and leaders, and no-reference image quality scoring — the checks an ingest should fail on.
Integrity and duplicates
SHA-256 checksums with verification, perceptual-hash near-duplicate detection across a library, and container and EXIF metadata including deliberate handling of embedded location data.
Industry Applications
Broadcast and archives
Analysis on ingest, QC that catches a bad transfer before it is catalogued, and material that can be found by what is in it rather than by what someone typed in 1998.
Production and social
Proxies and keyframes for editors, per-shot transcripts for scripting, and vertical or square crops derived from footage you already shot.
Research and rights
Semantic search across the whole library, near-duplicate detection that finds the other twelve copies, and checksums that prove a file has not changed since delivery.
Documentation and compliance
Loudness and QC results as evidence, metadata hygiene before publication, and explicit decisions about location data in public derivatives.
Where the results live
On their own the analyzers produce files full of metadata. They become useful inside the asset management that keeps identity, relations and rights — the same place your editors and archivists already work.
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