Users who want to view and approve their work can log on to m.beam.tv, a stripped down version of the Beam TV website, with a username and password and view their the media during or after post-production.
Michael Davey, senior systems developer at Beam.tv, said: “This is a fundamental shift in how content is accessed.
"By utilising state of the art technologies and encoding formats we can now offer our clients on the move a convenient, integrated and simple to use means for approving their assets and bridge the gap between people working in the field and those back at head office. ”
To make it work, a media file, such as an MPEG2, is uploaded to the Beam TV service and automatically converted to the compression standard H264.
A transcoding engine and management system - put together by Beam - then creates a small, but high quality, file that is made available on m.beam.tv
Beam.tv is a digital global distribution network.
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