When the streaming service CBS All Access rebranded as Paramount+, it became the end-point distributor of library content held and created by cable networks MTV, Comedy Central, VH1, BET, Nickelodeon, and the Paramount Network.  ] ] ] Media and metadata acquisition: the first step in the process and an ongoing part of the process; required to initiate the rest of the workflow. In addition to describing content, metadata is added as media moves throughout the supply chain lifecycle, updating companies on where and how the media originated, and how it made it to its current point. Quality control (QC) and validation: the media must be analyzed to ensure it complies with all technical requirements (for example, a specific delivery format), as well as all content requirements (in case it will be distributed in a region that restricts certain imagery). Editing: this includes media editing for both creative and content moderation use cases, such as the process of adding captions, additional graphics, different languages, changing a video to meet local specifications on language/nudity/violence, and more. Transcoding: the process of converting media files into a certain format with a desired bitrate in preparation for distribution. Distribution and Packaging: media is shared (distribution) and, if on certain platforms, is organized and scheduled for consumption (packaging)   .
When the streaming service CBS All Access rebranded as Paramount+, it became the end-point distributor of library content held and created by cable networks MTV, Comedy Central, VH1, BET, Nickelodeon, and the Paramount Network. A+E Networks, owned by Walt Disney and Hearst, controls licensing rights for thousands of hours of library content 18]. It temporarily licenses this content to distributors including Peacock, Hulu, and Discovery 18]. Supply chain: Walt Disney and Hearst - A+E Networks - distributors 18]. Media and metadata acquisition: the first step in the process and an ongoing part of the process; required to initiate the rest of the workflow. In addition to describing content, metadata is added as media moves throughout the supply chain lifecycle, updating companies on where and how the media originated, and how it made it to its current point. Quality control (QC) and validation: the media must be analyzed to ensure it complies with all technical requirements (for example, a specific delivery format), as well as all content requirements (in case it will be distributed in a region that restricts certain imagery). Editing: this includes media editing for both creative and content moderation use cases, such as the process of adding captions, additional graphics, different languages, changing a video to meet local specifications on language/nudity/violence, and more. Transcoding: the process of converting media files into a certain format with a desired bitrate in preparation for distribution. Distribution and Packaging: media is shared (distribution) and, if on certain platforms, is organized and scheduled for consumption (packaging) . Metadata usage Metadata is captured and updated as content moves throughout the supply chain in order to support a number of different use cases, including to inform companies of the exact content of the media and how it made it to its current point in the lifecycle .
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Metadata usage Metadata is captured and updated as content moves throughout the supply chain in order to support a number of different use cases, including to inform companies of the exact content of the media and how it made it to its current point in the lifecycle